By Geoff Page
The Dog Beach fencing project, described here in The Rag four years ago, is finally underway. The work of drilling holes in the sand and placing 4x4 wood posts is almost complete.
The posts are four feet high and close together, perhaps ten feet apart. The existing “fence” was much shorter but ran along the same paths.
The word “fence” is a bit confusing. There is an existing east/west path, on the south side of the Dog Beach dunes, that borders the wetland area.
This path has three “entrances” from the paved bike path north down to the main path and two paths that go through the dunes north to the river.
By Geoff Page
The Dog Beach fencing project, described here in The Rag four years ago, is finally underway. The work of drilling holes in the sand and placing 4x4 wood posts is almost complete.
The posts are four feet high and close together, perhaps ten feet apart. The existing “fence” was much shorter but ran along the same paths.
The word “fence” is a bit confusing. There is an existing east/west path, on the south side of the Dog Beach dunes, that borders the wetland area.
This path has three “entrances” from the paved bike path north down to the main path and two paths that go through the dunes north to the river.