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Ohio & Erie Canal Reservation Addition |
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At this point, all that's left of the Canal is an dent in the earth, shaded by a big old tree. |
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The Cuyahoga River meanders through a flood plain area, following the power lines. |
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This flood pole shows that the Cuyahoga doesn't always meander slowly along. It shows a high water mark of 12' 6" in 1959 down to 3'9" in 2000. I'm old enough to remember 1959! |
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The ALCOA Forge Overlook is a great place to check out the river if you don't mind the climb or the slight smell of a the forge. |
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Reminding us that this is an industrial area, the ALCOA display includes a punch press and several of the products produced in the plant in the background. |
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Just five miles more to the end of the Towpath. We'll have to wait a few more years until the final section is finished. For now it's back to the Canalway Center. |
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