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partyrock
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Rock Island
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8/12/2009 3:10:22 PM
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We have a house over near Rock Creek Marina. When the water level drops, a rock island emerges that kids like to jump off of. Many boaters will anchor 20 feet out and let their kids and such climb up and jump until they are given out. It usualy draws a descent crowd on the weekends. This is a safe place and not very high - 10 feet max. Are there other similiar areas that we can take the kids to? We are not thrill-seekers and not looking for anything over 10' high. Kids just want a change of scenery. Our kids wear life-vest at all times in and around the water, so we play it safe. That being the case, we are weary of just pulling up anywhere and having the kids start jumping due to the possibility of what my be just below what you can see in the water. I thought it would be best to ask if anyone knew of another cool and safe place to go...thanks!
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lotowner
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Rock Island
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8/12/2009 7:26:12 PM
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Near the entrance from the Sipsey to Corinth, there is a very nice area with good deep water and a straight cliff with several jump spots. Our grandkids had a really good time at this spot.
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