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Visitors to the Pheasant Branch Conservancy in Middleton explore the park’s trails Wednesday.
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Jeff Hershfield, with On Site Logging in Forestville, worked on clearing trees and brush from Pheasant Branch Creek after devastating floods in 2018.
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Trails were damaged after severe flooding in the Pheasant Branch Conservancy in 2018.
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Britta Hanson and her father, Dan, walk across one of six newly constructed bridges over Pheasant Branch Creek during a visit Wednesday.
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Marley Mladucky, left, and Maggie Cochrane traverse stepping stones over Pheasant Branch Creek during a visit Wednesday.
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Hans Hilbert, co-president of the Friends of Pheasant Branch Conservancy, views an area of reconstruction at the conservancy in Middleton.
JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL
Wildflowers are a feature of the northern portion of the Pheasant Branch Conservancy in Middleton.
JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL
Jeff Hershfield, left, and Darren Zhuckkahosee with On Site Logging, Forestville, WI, work on clearing trees and brush from the Pheasant Branch Creek. Clean up continues at Pheasant Branch Conservancy Thursday Aug. 30, 2018 where high water washed away trails and bridges. STEVE APPS, STATE JOURNAL
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Darren Zhuckkahosee with On Site Logging, Forestville, WI work on clearing trees and brush from the Pheasant Branch Creek. Clean up continues at Pheasant Branch Conservancy Thursday Aug. 30, 2018 where high water washed away trails and bridges. STEVE APPS, STATE JOURNAL
- STEVE APPS STATE JOURNAL
Darren Zhuckkahosee with On Site Logging, Forestville, WI work on clearing trees and brush from the Pheasant Branch Creek. Clean up continues at Pheasant Branch Conservancy Thursday Aug. 30, 2018 where high water washed away trails and bridges. STEVE APPS, STATE JOURNAL
- STEVE APPS STATE JOURNAL
Jeff Hershfield, with On Site Logging, Forestville, WI, work on clearing trees and brush from the Pheasant Branch Creek. Clean up continues at Pheasant Branch Conservancy Thursday Aug. 30, 2018 where high water washed away trails and bridges. STEVE APPS, STATE JOURNAL
- STEVE APPS STATE JOURNAL
Todd Buechner filling his Takeuchi with fuel before heading back to the damaged area. Clean up continues at Pheasant Branch Conservancy Thursday Aug. 30, 2018 where high water washed away trails and bridges. STEVE APPS, STATE JOURNAL
- STEVE APPS STATE JOURNAL
Darren Zhuckkahosee and Jeff Hershfield, with On Site Logging, Forestville, WI, work on clearing trees and brush from the Pheasant Branch Creek. Clean up continues at Pheasant Branch Conservancy Thursday Aug. 30, 2018 where high water washed away trails and bridges. STEVE APPS, STATE JOURNAL
- STEVE APPS STATE JOURNAL
Darren Zhuckkahosee and Jeff Hershfield, with On Site Logging, Forestville, WI, work on clearing trees and brush from the Pheasant Branch Creek. Clean up continues at Pheasant Branch Conservancy Thursday Aug. 30, 2018 where high water washed away trails and bridges. STEVE APPS, STATE JOURNAL
- STEVE APPS STATE JOURNAL
Duran Schroeder, with Tamarack Trucking, Gillett, WI clearing brush from the flooded area. Clean up continues at Pheasant Branch Conservancy Thursday Aug. 30, 2018 where high water washed away trails and bridges. STEVE APPS, STATE JOURNAL
- STEVE APPS STATE JOURNAL
Duran Schroeder, with Tamarack Trucking, Gillett, WI Driving into the area to pickup downed trees and brush. . Clean up continues at Pheasant Branch Conservancy Thursday Aug. 30, 2018 where high water washed away trails and bridges. STEVE APPS, STATE JOURNAL
- STEVE APPS STATE JOURNAL
Jeff Hershfield, with On Site Logging, Forestville, WI, work on clearing trees and brush from the Pheasant Branch Creek. Clean up continues at Pheasant Branch Conservancy Thursday Aug. 30, 2018 where high water washed away trails and bridges. STEVE APPS, STATE JOURNAL
- STEVE APPS STATE JOURNAL
Darren Zhuckkahosee with On Site Logging, Forestville, WI work on clearing trees and brush from the Pheasant Branch Creek. Clean up continues at Pheasant Branch Conservancy Thursday Aug. 30, 2018 where high water washed away trails and bridges. STEVE APPS, STATE JOURNAL
- STEVE APPS STATE JOURNAL
Darren Zhuckkahosee with On Site Logging, Forestville, WI work on clearing trees and brush from the Pheasant Branch Creek. Clean up continues at Pheasant Branch Conservancy Thursday Aug. 30, 2018 where high water washed away trails and bridges. STEVE APPS, STATE JOURNAL
- STEVE APPS STATE JOURNAL
Photos: Damage at Pheasant Branch Conservancy
Clean up continues at Pheasant Branch Conservancy Thursday Aug. 30, 2018 where high water from Rains August 20washed away trails and bridges. STEVE APPS, STATE JOURNAL
Jeff Hershfield, left, and Darren Zhuckkahosee with On Site Logging, Forestville, WI, work on clearing trees and brush from the Pheasant Branch Creek. Clean up continues at Pheasant Branch Conservancy Thursday Aug. 30, 2018 where high water washed away trails and bridges. STEVE APPS, STATE JOURNAL
- STEVE APPS STATE JOURNAL
Darren Zhuckkahosee and Jeff Hershfield, with On Site Logging, Forestville, WI, work on clearing trees and brush from the Pheasant Branch Creek. Clean up continues at Pheasant Branch Conservancy Thursday Aug. 30, 2018 where high water washed away trails and bridges. STEVE APPS, STATE JOURNAL
- STEVE APPS STATE JOURNAL
Darren Zhuckkahosee and Jeff Hershfield, with On Site Logging, Forestville, WI, work on clearing trees and brush from the Pheasant Branch Creek. Clean up continues at Pheasant Branch Conservancy Thursday Aug. 30, 2018 where high water washed away trails and bridges. STEVE APPS, STATE JOURNAL
- STEVE APPS STATE JOURNAL
Barry Adams covers regional news for the Wisconsin State Journal. Send him ideas for On Wisconsin at 608-252-6148 or by email at badams@madison.com.
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