Lamson Woods/Neff Segment, Sept 2007
Leave your motorized device here. The Iowa Geology Kiosk is provided by the Sac & Fox Lapidary Club, dedicated to William A. Briggs.
Join the trail here, at the JCTC Information Kiosk.
The city's retired sewage treatment plant is buried under here.
Entering the Carl Zillman Bridge. The 80' replacement bridge was completed in July 2001.
Volunteers built the bridge and boardwalk using materials supplied by the Fairfield Lions Club.
Looking over at Crow Creek.
Crow Creek has gone down since the recent flood.
The 120' boardwalk extension to the Neff Wetlands was completed in October 2001.
After waiting for the wetlands dike to be completed, the additional 142' boardwalk was completed in August 2002.
The gazebo was assembled by volunteers from a kit supplied by the Simmons family. It is dedicated to Kempor Simmons.
This trail section runs along the top of the Neff Family Wetlands dike.
Let's go back to the parking lot. The wooden deck can get slippery.
The gate straight ahead leads into the Lamson Woods & Neff Family Walking Trails.
A donated bench, so you can contemplate Crow Creek.
Back towards the parking lot at Mint Blvd. Mint Blvd provides the connection to the South Trail.
Photos by Jeffrey Fitz-Randolph, Sept 2007
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