a little video of the party spot!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfJra7U_ ... 615339b744

Man I was just sitting here thinking about how fun and relaxing that place was. I am just thankful I got to experience that little peice of paradise with a great group of people.

Makes me wanna be there again. Terry I need some of those artist you have on your iPod you had some bad arse jams on there.

I can honestly say that has become one of my favorite places to be

Looks like a cool place. I need the gps coordinates..............

was it inside the WMA or outside?

That looks like a good time. I hate that my boat broke on the first day. I'm gonna redo the whole gotdaym motor so it dont happen again.... and get a bigger boat so's the bride can come next time.

Saved both swimming holes on gps will get it to yall tonight after work

I don't know if I would trust Missy he was pretty toe up the cords might be Taco bell in Oklahoma.

Someone post them up. We going back up to Caddo in a couple weeks.

Text i got from Missy...
Latitude longtiude...
N 32 Degrees 43.287 Feet
W 94 Egrees 1.643 feet

Swiming hole 1 in the lake- N 32'.41".293/W 94'.03".710

Swiming hole 2 in the cypress trees LA side- N 32'.43".823/W 94'.01".654

What's I got, Marty

I just entered the Coords on Google maps... and what Missy has is not close to what Marty has for the Cypress trees.... Marty's location put me right in the clump of trees on the map.

A google picture of the places in question hope this works.

Ronnie. Post up that pic I sent you of the GPS screen

the pic u sent me shows it right but when i plug in thos numbers on google its just to the NE of Big green break

Which swim hole had the little beach lookin' area in amongst the cypress trees that was on the video? Swim hole 1 or swim hole 2?

2

I bought arial map of caddo and it shows all those islands by name on it that # 2 swim hole was onion island right.

for those manually entering them into google you have to to be really accurate.... are those coords in DD MM.MM or DMS or what?
I like to work with decimal degrees in google earth.... much easier... then go back and forth b/w DMS and DD.DD...

and for those that dont know how to convert.... when you have DD.DD.. you just multiply the what is behind the decimal by 60..

so DD.DD : .DD x 60 = MM.MM so you get DD MM.MM
then .MM x 60 = SS.SS
and you have DD MM SS.SS
to go the other way just reverse that

being one second off is can put you off by 100 feet.... and of course in minute can put you close to a mile off

A good link for a map of the named islands...

http://www.clidata.org/SpillMaps/boat_rd.pdf

Onion Island Google Earth Coords... 32.7303833333333333, -94.0275666666666667

John T Island Google Earth Coords...32.6882166666666667, -94.0618333333333333

Whatever you say Muttsky