On June 14, construction was underway on some parts of the paving path. Complaints by Friends had caused some slight improvements, such as minor rerouting to reduce tree loss, earlier reseeding of disturbed areas, and more efective sedimentation controls.
June 14, 2008: Looking upstream from Byron Ave Park. This is no longer the trail route, just a construction entry.
Was the owner pulled under by vengeful frogs?
June 14, 2008: Current CCT rejoins paving path above Byron Ave Park
June 14, 2008: Why use the parking lot when you can rip a hole in the woods?
June 14, 2008: Paving path is very close to creek above Byron Ave Park.
June 14, 2008: CCT just north of Byron Ave Park
June 14, 2008: Current upstream limit of contruction above Byron Ave Park
June 14, 2008: North bridge site
June 14, 2008: North bridge site and creek
June 14, 2008: Paving path and current CCT reconverge
June 14, 2008: Above north bridge site
June 14, 2008: Equipment turnaround? Above north bridge site
June 14, 2008: Another equipment turnaround? Above north bridge site
June 14, 2008: CCT above north bridge site. Extra wide clearing
June 14, 2008: Nobody noticed the wetland? Now it's a mudhole. Below tributary crossing
June 8, 2008: Tributary crossing unprotected from construction traffic
June 14, 2008: Same tributary crossing during conversion to culvert
June 14, 2008: CCT between tributary crossings
June 14, 2008: Why so wide? CCT between tributary crossings
June 14, 2008: Tributary crossing below Lake Accotink Park office. Coversion to culvert
June 14, 2008: Equipment turnout? Mudhole at Lake Accotink Park office spur trail
June 14, 2008: Below Lake Accotink dam parking area
June 14, 2008: Emerging to Lake Accotink dam parking area
