Friends of Little Rocky Run - Virtual Tour of Watershed, Page 12, The Deepwood Farms Tributary to The Falls

This location, next to the outlet pipes shown on Page 10, was for a long time a favorite hideout for underage drinkers.  Beer cans and drug paraphenalia were frequently left here, some of it unconsumed and not too cleverly hidden in the rocks. One of the interesting things about places like this is that if you clean them up, and keep cleaning them, eventually the delinquents using the hideout will go away.  This location is rarely used now, especially since the LRRHOA cut down the brush that used to  help keep it hidden.  However, it is still occasionally used.  Note the sign on the ground to the right of the picture.  Vandals tore it out of the ground and tossed it where it is now.

This photo shows the upstream view from the hideout pictured above. A fork in the stream is visible in the upper part of the photo where the white foam is.

This is an overhead view of the fork in the stream.

The fork shown below left runs year-round but is a trickle in dry weather.  The fork shown below right is the main channel.

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Photos on this page shot in December 2002.