The Augusta Canal. Did they divert the water, or dam it off? I wonder what it looked like down near the Pavillion.

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Heather Meadows > The Augusta Canal. Did they divert the water, or dam it off? I wonder what it looked like down near the Pavillion.

Heather Meadows > Proof that this is, indeed, the Augusta Canal (1845).

Heather Meadows > Is this the bad side of town?

Heather Meadows > Train tracks and greenery.

Heather Meadows > I like the look of this red building. I wasn't at a good angle for a picture, though.

Heather Meadows > Another failed picture of a neat building.

Heather Meadows > Oh, so the Augusta Canal trail ends up here? I turned left at this point to see what "Dyess Park" was, but due to construction I was diverted, and finally I just headed back towards the river.

Heather Meadows > When I got to Broad Street, I turned left and looked around. The fountains here were green too.

The Augusta Canal. Did they divert the water, or dam it off? I wonder what it looked like down near the Pavillion.

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