The red block is the approximate area of the erosion ditch and exposed cables.

1. The entrance path (at the bottom of Ternwing Drive.

2. On the Path (next to 369 Ternwing)

3. further down the path.. two runnoff channels leading to the bog.

4. Same two runnoff channels

5. The Bog.. pretty low.. surprisingly, I didn't see any mosquitos. Notice the beaver cut tree in the forground.. there is a county sewer manhole under it (better shots of this further below).

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7. Notice the manhole.

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9. Below, you can see were a channel was cut to drain the bog... water was running toward the bottom of the picture.

10. This is the view further downslope.. the runoff has cut a real deep channel... exposing electrical cables (better shots later)

11. these are pretty large cables (over an inch in diameter)...

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13. this culver is downslope from the bog and appear to run directly underneath the bog..

14. below is a view up slope from near the culvert, back toward the bog..

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17. here is a snake I saw in the bog! I looked it up, it is a northern brown water snake.. which eat fish! check out video I found on web! (Link)

18. i found a shovel down near the culvert and used it to stop the flow in the channel above the cables.

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