Of course, I have 3-4 more visits to Acushnet to document the construction, so we'll see if I can avoid it next time.
As this shot was taken, the tripod was probably sitting in the poison ivy.
Friday, July 6, 2007
Dam Poison Ivy!
I was in Acushnet, MA, this week, shooting some footage for the National Marine Fisheries Service. They are documenting the Acushnet River Fish Passage Restoration project with work taking place at the Acushnet Sawmill Dam and at the Hamlin Street Dam, both in the town of Acushnet. My guide for the shoot was Steve Block, a Habitat Restoration Specialist for the NMFS. Steve did caution me about poison ivy in some overgrown areas, but I still managed to get a bit showing up on my arm a couple of days later. Hopefully, that's the extent of it. I washed all my clothes right away, and my sneakers last night, and my wife bravely applied Tecnu to my tripod today. We'll see if that takes care of it.
Of course, I have 3-4 more visits to Acushnet to document the construction, so we'll see if I can avoid it next time.
As this shot was taken, the tripod was probably sitting in the poison ivy.
Of course, I have 3-4 more visits to Acushnet to document the construction, so we'll see if I can avoid it next time.
As this shot was taken, the tripod was probably sitting in the poison ivy.
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