Hillsborough River

Also, I did one with the city of Tampa.

Tampa did a big expansion of their park downtown on the Hillsborough River.

I don't know if you're familiar with that project.

Is that

The Rita Cosby Show presents Back to Blue.

And this Back to Blue segment coming from Tampa, Florida, where two men whose boat capsized on the Hillsborough River near Tampa escaped the water by climbing onto a tree limb.

Their boat kept floating downriver without them, leaving them stranded.

After that, a drone helped rescue them.

Aerial footage shows the men were stranded on a tree branch.

They noticed the drone hovering nearby and immediately began waving their arms up it.

Luckily, that Hillsborough River, by the way, is known as major alligator habitat.

So there were significant concerns to safety to all involved.

No, you could definitely do it.

And you could even go from the Hillsborough River up around the bend there and then across to St. Pete.

You've got to start at St. Pete, right? Or are you ending

there? Well, either way.

You either start in Tampa and go to St. Pete or start in St. Pete and end up in the Hillsborough River there, in the mouth of the Hillsborough River.

But, yeah, you've got to kind of encompass both areas.

Maybe you've got to end in St.

Police suspect impairment was a factor, but right now the investigation is still ongoing.

In Florida, video shows deputies rescuing two stranded boaters in the Hillsborough River.

The Sheriff's Office says the boat capsized and floated down the river near a park Tuesday afternoon.

Deputies got the call and launched a drone to search for the two boaters.

Our boat parades are the best parades in the country.

If you're going to celebrate something, you need to do it on the Hillsborough River in the Gulf of Mexico in the middle of Gasparilla.

Well, to be fair, that's our advantage of living here.

I don't think a boat parade in New York City would actually work too well.

without one last scene.

Our final scene begins along the banks of the Hillsborough River.

downstream from the state park, which holds a fircus and unknown to the kindred, a cairn, downstream from a certain little bar that has been the center of a great deal of activity lately.

but not so downstream as to be beyond access, beyond notice.