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    The recent drought condition which was causing the lake levels to lower exposed many things that have not been seen for a number of years.  I am told the the last drought occurred in 1954 and water levels were 14 feet below the full stage level of 76.8 feet.   Most of what you see here is normally under water.

All photos by Tom Connor unless noted otherwise.

 

         

A field of Spider webs

 

A backwater area near Rocks Pond Campground.

Ruined Weekend - A lost motor near Church Island

 

 

Looking East down old Hwy 45.

 

PWA Structures near the Canal

   
   
   

An old dock on Sixteen Island.

 

A portion of an old farm building on the Pond Bluff site.

 

Pond Bluff, The home of Gen. Francis Marion.  Old brick remains from some of the farm's buildings. Photo is looking East.

 

An old silo at the Pond Bluff site.  Photo is looking West.

A large stump aged and eroded by time and water.

 

A fisherman's Crappie Bed, possibly forgotten over time.

 

Pottery shards litter the landscape in an old Native American settlement.

 

Rock piles of unknown origin.

A passer by from times past left this arrow in the sand.

 

Well worn trails made by countless golf carts and ATV's follow the shoreline.  Stay on these if you do not wish to get stuck.

Former Crappie beds are now out of the water.

 

And the water keeps receding  Looking toward Ferguson..

Sunlight through the Cypress.

 

An old manhole near the town of Ferguson.

Exposed clay.

 

The creek at Simmon's Landing.

More wide open spaces. Near Sixteen Island.

 

An old farm out building foundation at Pond Bluff.

A mule watering cistern at Pond Bluff.

 

A chimney at Pond Bluff.  Former home of Joseph Palmer Simons.

An old boat in a backwater area.

 

The low lake levels offer varied  recreational possibilities.

White sand beaches on Sixteen Island.

 

A slab from a shower facility from an old PWA work camp.

A "Five Holer" Privy located at a PWA work camp.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

More from the PWA site.  A Lavatory.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Collapsed stone chimney.

 

Another view of the stone chimney debris.

Looking West toward Sixteen island (left) and Rocks Pond Camp Ground (right).

 

A set of very old steps near the Pond Bluff site.

A closer look at one of the steps.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The "Little Spring" at Eutaw Springs.

 

A dock in Eutaw Creek. Looking West.

 

A shot from the same dock in Eutaw Creek.  Looking East.

   
   

 

A USGS Elevation Marker located just off old Hwy 45 near Church Island.

 

The same USGS monument near the Hwy-45 road bed.

Rubble from the location of the old original location of The Rocks Plantation.

 

An exposed road bed near Rocks Pond Campground Heading NNW.

Another Road Bed.

There are quite a few lost outboard engines on the lake bed.

 

 

 

On the "Road" to Chimney Island - Heading North.

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