Completed the 24 mile long section of the Tenn-Tom called
the Divide Cut.
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| Today definitely made the top 10 list! |
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| Follow the buoys for right turn into the Cut. |
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| Just around the corner |
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| At first I thought this was a snag, but it was moving..... |
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| If you want to get to the other side, you gotta swim |
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| The Divide Cut is 280 feet wide, bank to bank |
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| Even though both sides are covered with rock rip-rap, Mother Nature has given the whole area a park like appearance. |
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| It's illegal to anchor in the Divide Cut |
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| Even though the Divide Cut was fairly straight, it does have a few bends. We met our first tow in this narrow bend - can you see it's nose? |
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| We quickly moved to the inside of the bend |
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| After you say goodbye to the rip-rap shoreline, |
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| you say hello to wide water in the Bay Springs Lake. |
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| You need to stay in the channel to avoid snags from where timber was cut or there were standing trees before the lake was created. |
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| We headed into a cove where our only company is trees. |
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| Our buoy on the end of a trip line. The other end is rigged on the anchor in case it gets hung up on a snag. |
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