Owned by the Army Corp of Engineers and managed by the Missouri Department of Conservation, it is identified by a sign on Highway 179. It is open to the public for recreation including primitive camping, hunting and bird watching. We have also been told that there will be a canoe launch in the next few years. The gravel road is now all weather and goes all the way to to the village of Wooldridge. We are thankful that this area is being maintained as a wetlands wildlife habitat.
Goddess bless and keep the mighty Missouri.
We had our first all congregation meeting and many great workshops and rituals. The heat was so intense the workshops moved inside to the air-conditioned space, but the nights were incredible. Thanks to John and his bi-scope, many of us got to see Saturn and its rings. We also welcomed Selena Silverbird and Shadowhawk from Arkansas and other friends from Nebraska, Kentucky and Washington. Its great to welcome our far-flung friends home.