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Showing posts with label Sherando Lake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sherando Lake. Show all posts
Monday, September 15, 2014
ICYMI: Weekend posts at LynnRMitchell.com
In case you were busy over the weekend, here are the posts you missed at LynnRMitchell.com:
Friday, September 12, 2014
Stand up paddle boarding (SUP) on Sherando Lake
By Kurt Michael
From the shoreline of Sherando Lake, I placed my stand up paddle board (SUP) into the water, jumped on, and was off. Traveling at a.... (see photos, read more here)
From the shoreline of Sherando Lake, I placed my stand up paddle board (SUP) into the water, jumped on, and was off. Traveling at a.... (see photos, read more here)
Monday, July 14, 2008
Texas teen drowns in Sherando Lake
Our prayers and thoughts go out to the family of 19-year-old Jacob Andrew Davis from Spring, Texas, who drowned in Sherando Lake in southern Augusta County on Saturday afternoon. He had traveled to Afton with his church group for a church conference.
How many times have we raised prayers of safety for our children over the years as we sent them off with a church group, school trip, or on some other adventure? Most of the time they return safely ... but occasionally something goes wrong. On Saturday ... something went wrong.
More coverage can be found at:
- Waynesboro News Virginian
- Staunton News Leader
- WHSV TV-3, Harrisonburg
- Nelson County Life
Sherando Lake is part of the George Washington National Forest and is a popular summer swimming spot for the central Shenandoah Valley.
How many times have we raised prayers of safety for our children over the years as we sent them off with a church group, school trip, or on some other adventure? Most of the time they return safely ... but occasionally something goes wrong. On Saturday ... something went wrong.
More coverage can be found at:
- Waynesboro News Virginian
- Staunton News Leader
- WHSV TV-3, Harrisonburg
- Nelson County Life
Sherando Lake is part of the George Washington National Forest and is a popular summer swimming spot for the central Shenandoah Valley.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Drowning at Sherando in Augusta County - UPDATED
Updated 7/14/08: Check out news updates on the drowning death of Jacob Andrew Davis, 19, from Spring, TX. Our prayers go out to his family at this difficult time.
Saturday saw a drowning at Sherando Lake in southern Augusta County, the first for the 2008 summer season.
According to the Waynesboro News Virginian, emergency personnel were called to the lake in the afternoon:
Sherando Lake is located in the George Washington National Forest. Yesterday's temperature was around 90 degrees which usually means a busy weekend at Sherando. The area includes a beach, picnic shelter, walking trail around the lake, and camping facilities, and is a popular recreational area for the central Shenandoah Valley.
Saturday saw a drowning at Sherando Lake in southern Augusta County, the first for the 2008 summer season.
According to the Waynesboro News Virginian, emergency personnel were called to the lake in the afternoon:
A young man, around 20 years old, drowned Saturday afternoon at Sherando Lake, according to the Augusta County Sheriff’s Department.After closing the area to visitors, search teams went into action. While not identifying the victim, the sheriff's department confirmed he was from out of state but had been staying in the area the past couple of weeks with a group. The body was recovered around 7:45 p.m.
The initial call was received around 3 p.m., according to officials. After responding to initial reports, authorities called in recovery teams and began searching the lake for the man’s body.
Sherando Lake is located in the George Washington National Forest. Yesterday's temperature was around 90 degrees which usually means a busy weekend at Sherando. The area includes a beach, picnic shelter, walking trail around the lake, and camping facilities, and is a popular recreational area for the central Shenandoah Valley.
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