
| Tire-Free Rivers |
| Saint John River, New Brunswick |
![]() Ken Corbett, #s 73 to 76 Saint John River, September 24, 2007 |
I revisited the site where Ian and Jamie Campbell retrieved 22 tires earlier this month, behind the Devon Park Mini-mall. The water is much lower now, and there are still dozens of tires in the mud flats and adjacent shoreline area. I could have spent all day there, but believe it or not, I do have a life. Maybe our little gang can get together some weekend this fall and haul out a truckload while the water's still low. Yeah, my official Tire-Free Rivers tee shirt got wicked muddy. But that's what it's for, it's honest dirt. |
![]() Number 73 lay in the little brook up on the shoreline. |
![]() Number 74 was in the river, out past the delta of the stream. |
![]() Number 75 had to say goodbye to a couple of rubber buddies who were left behind for the next time. |
![]() Number 76 came with an obliging hole on one end which helped me greatly in swishing and scraping out the mud. |
![]() I didn't use my canoe to fetch these tires. The access was a path behind the mall down to the river bank. |
![]() This is the view over the Saint John River from the Devon Park Plaza to Fredericton South. The insert shows a magnification of the tires in the water, two of many still lurking close by. |
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