The stark, uninviting view of what's left of the site, at the entrance on Maple Road.
A starker view at the entrance on Maple Road.
This view from the Maple Road says it all. Where is the school district's "environmental education" in this?
West of the Oak/Hickory woods, looking north. There used to be a populated wetland here that was never discussed during planning.
Northwest of the Oak/Hickory woods, looking south.
Northeast of the Oak/Hickory woods, looking south.
East of the Oak/Hickory woods, the man-made holding area for amphibians captured at the Frog Pond. Drift fence problems?
East of the Oak/Hickory woods, the man-made holding area for amphibians captured at the Frog Pond.
East of the Oak/Hickory woods, looking south-southeast.
East of the Oak/Hickory woods, looking south.
Southeast of the Oak/Hickory woods, looking west-southwest. A clear shot to the tower and M-14.
At the southeast corner of the Oak/Hickory woods, looking north-northeast.
South of the Oak/Hickory woods, looking west.
South of the Oak/Hickory woods, looking west-northwest.
Sount of the Oak/Hickory woods, looking west towards the entrance from Maple Road.
Looking west at the Frog Pond. At left, the remnants of the sege-surrounded wetland.
Landmark tree #1815.
What used to be the sedge-surrounded pond just east of the "Frog Pond". Now a dump.
South of the Oak/Hickory woods, looking west at the brush and chips that are what is left of the 25% of the woods taken.
South of the Oak/Hickory woods looking west along what used to be the southernmost 25% of the woods.
West side of Frog Pond where the buffer is about 150 feet.
Getting closer to the west side of the Frog Pond.
Last look at the west side of Frog Pond.
Staninding north of the Frog Pond, looking at the south side of the Oak/Hicory woods.
A long view over the now open field from the Frog Pond at a deer leaving the site around a huge pile of chipped trees.
The south side of the Oak/Hickory forest. You can see where its southernmost 25% stripped off.
The large tree graveyard.
The drift fence. In disrepair?
The frog pond from its north side where the buffer is about 90 feet.
Measuring inches in the pond. It will soon be at zero.
Bumblebee finding the last of the nectar near the frog pond which will soon be paved over.
Just north of the frog pond, these trees are laid low.
East side of site, looking southwest.
East side of site, looking north.
Pile of chips in background.
Another lost, large tree on the east side of the site.
The large buffer negotiated by the Newport Creek residents.
A pile of ex-trees on the east side of the site, at least 15 feet high.
East side of site, looking west. Can't see the forest anymore for the pile of chipped trees.
From the east side of the site, looking west.
Large tree on east side of site with index finger for scale.
Large tree on the east side of the site.