Information and links were added to Adventurer's Project's website regarding the City of Sistersville II ferry that crosses the Ohio River from Fly of Monroe County, Ohio to Sistersville of Wetzel County, West Virginia. The ferry is 11.1 miles from a place in the Marietta Unit of The Wayne known as the Walter Ring House and Mill Site (Ring Mill) on the Road Fork Section. That area marks the northeast corner of what is known in the Buckeye Trail as "The Wilderness Loop."
I've been in Lake County, Ohio doggy sitting lately and my plan is to be back in Woodsfield of Monroe County, Ohio tomorrow. But on the way, I'll be taking some pictures for possible fresh content for the Adventurer's Project Facebook page. Furnishing it with fresh content is harder in the winter considering that we don't do much hiking, or have much in the way of events. I already have a stockpile of more than 600 photos waiting to be used.
On the trip down to Woodsfield, I'll be photographing areas on the Buckeye and North Country Trail's outside of Adventurer's Project's coverage zone. There's probably some supporters who need to know that the trail is something that extends outside themselves and what they generally do in their daily lives, or what they know of. While we're not in a place to be exporting the occasional hiker, ultimately supporting the Buckeye Trail's south and east will ultimately be how it works and what it does. Hopefully, their efforts will someday help further our hiker numbers in return? I call this effect "cross pollination." In theory, if there isn't a chapter on one of their ends, it's likely that hikers won't gravitate there.
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