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Batteau Festival Maps & Info.
Percival's Island
Batteau Launch
at 11:00 AM.Bent Creek
Wingina
Howardsville
ScottsvilleMaiden's Landing
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Batteau Festival Map
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____________2013 James River Batteau Festival Dates:
Pre-Festival
Friday June 14:
Boats parked at Amherst Boat Landing.Day 1
Saturday June 15:
Depart Lynchburg Percival's Island
at 11:00 AM.
Arrive at Galt's Mill - PM.Day 2
Sunday June 16:
Depart Galt's Mill.
Arrive at Bent Creek.Day 3
Monday June 17:
Depart Bent Creek.
Arrive at Wingina.Day 4
Tuesday June 18:
Depart Wingina.
Arrive at Howardsville.Day 5
Wednesday June 19:
Depart Howardsville.
Arrive Scottsville.Day 6
Thursday June 20:
Depart Scottsville.
Arrive at Slate River.Day 7
Friday June 21:
Depart Slate River.
Arrive at Cartersville.Day 8
Saturday June 22:
Depart Cartersville.
Arrive at Maiden's Landing approx. 4 pm
(or later)
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Author Archives: holt
Brightwell’s Mill featured on local Channel 13 in Lynchburg
Lynchburg TV station WSET, Channel 13, aired a story about Brightwell’s Mill in Amherst County. The story is by Rachel Schaerr. Longtime JRBF Batteau Man Ricky Brightwell of the batteau Maple Run owns this mill which has been in his … Continue reading
Marshall Expedition DVD available on the VC&NS online store
The Marshall Expedition DVD is now available on our online store. The price is $20 plus tax and shipping. This is a must have. We have a limited quantity of 10 copies to start and will order more if we … Continue reading
VC&NS “Home Fund” Established
After 35 successful years as a nonprofit organization researching, educating, and advocating for Virginia canals, batteaux and other historic watercraft, the Virginia Canals and Navigations Society is ready to settle down and display Virginia’s rich cultural waterway heritage. As the only nonprofit organization in … Continue reading
JRBF 2012 Fall Meeting was a huge success!
JRBF Chairman Ralph Smith The fall meeting of the James River Batteau Festival had a great turnout. Many people came and enjoyed good food with their batteau friends. Chairman Ralph Smith had a good meeting and was re-elected Chairman for … Continue reading
Maiden’s Landing – 2012 JRBF News
The batteau “Slate River” arrived first at Maiden’s on Saturday afternoon. Photos from Maiden’s Landing: Maiden’s Landing was calm and laid back as the batteaux slowly started coming in. T-shirt sales for the JRBF were going well. I was excited … Continue reading
Cartersville – Saturday AM – 2012 JRBF News
Photos from Cartersville Saturday Morning: Saturday morning in Cartersville was a bit damp and foggy as it had rained again during the night on top of the storm that had hit earlier in the afternoon. It was nice and cool … Continue reading
Cartersville – Friday Night – 2012 JRBF News
Photos from Cartersville on Friday night: Cartersville was about like every other time in Cartersville. It was hot, then it rained good and there was mud. The BBQ was very good from the food vendor. Batteau came in gradually, some … Continue reading
Columbia – 2012 JRBF News
Photos from Columbia: After doing ground crew stuff like going to the store and doing postings for the website, I headed for Columbia, Virginia, Thursday afternoon. Right down from Dixie, yes, the heart of Dixie is where rt. 6 and … Continue reading
Slate River – Friday Morning & New Canton Boat Ramp – JRBF News – 6-22-12
Friday Morning in the Slate River campsite was a bit soggy but nice and cool. The storm had cooled things down nicely and that made for good sleeping! Stories abounded about the storm and where people were etc. Gradually … Continue reading
Slate River – Thursday Night – JRBF News – 6-21-12
The new Batteau “Slate River” arriving first at the Slate River Site Thursday afternoon. Photos from Slate River: The Slate River site of the 2012 James River Batteau Festival was in one word, HOT. Jeff Taylor laid back in a … Continue reading