Haw River cleanup and St. Patrick’s Day feast: Saturday, March 16
I will coordinate a cleanup at the Haw River Clean-Up-A-Thon on March 16 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. This event is sponsored by the Haw River Assembly.
We try to field as may teams as possible on the Upper, Middle and Lower sections of the river. (This is between Chicken Bridge and the Robeson Creek Canoe Access on Jordan Lake.) We pick up trash on whitewater, on flatwater and the islands.
Bring an open canoe if you have one. If not, bring your kayak.
If you are interested, please contact me for more details at rjbrueckner@mindspring.com.
As your reward, Joan Monnig has graciously offered to feed everyone corned beef, cabbage and plenty of Blaney from 4:00ish to 9:00ish that night. Last year’s feast was delicious, and makes the cleanup worthwhile. I get hungry just writing about it.
BYO Guineess or your favorite beverage . Clean-up participants are welcome to come early and take a shower if they prefer to not go home first.
Joan Monnig, the Blarney Queen
RSVP to jtcmonnig@gmail.com
211 Beringer Place
Chapel Hill, NC
Cell phone is 919-923-0494
Bob Brueckner
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