Fairhope, Alabama. (fairhopetimes@att.net)
FLY CREEK MARINA
Elizabeth Tonsmeire, president of the 17 Turtles non-profit organization, was busy putting the finishing touches to a building she has leased for canoe/kayak rentals in the creek and bay; she was being assisted by her mother, Harbor Board Chairman Tom Yeager, and Fairhope artist Melissa Smith.
(video below)
The city has filled in some deep potholes and re-graveled the parking area in anticipation of the event.
The opening will be tomorrow (Sunday) from 4 - 6PM; music and refreshments will be provided.
The marina is located at the foot of Sea Cliff Dr., -- off of Scenic 98 in Montrose.
(Tonsmeire also organizes the monthly Mobile Bay Green Drinks environmental discussion group meetings, held in Fairhope and Mobile. )
FLY CREEK MARINA
Elizabeth Tonsmeire, president of the 17 Turtles non-profit organization, was busy putting the finishing touches to a building she has leased for canoe/kayak rentals in the creek and bay; she was being assisted by her mother, Harbor Board Chairman Tom Yeager, and Fairhope artist Melissa Smith.
(video below)
The city has filled in some deep potholes and re-graveled the parking area in anticipation of the event.
The opening will be tomorrow (Sunday) from 4 - 6PM; music and refreshments will be provided.
The marina is located at the foot of Sea Cliff Dr., -- off of Scenic 98 in Montrose.
(Tonsmeire also organizes the monthly Mobile Bay Green Drinks environmental discussion group meetings, held in Fairhope and Mobile. )
Melissa Smith, artist |
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