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Concord River |
My husband and I got out for our first kayak of the season today. It was a beautiful sunny day with just a light breeze and temps in the upper 60s. We chose to head to a put-in not far from our house, since it was getting to be late morning by the time we got organized, but we decided to go downstream first, since we hardly ever do that and the wind was light. As it turned out, the wind was with us as we paddled upstream on the way back and we didn't have to work too hard at all. All in all, pretty much a perfect paddle.
We saw great blue herons, Canada geese, red-wing blackbirds, tree swallows, a red-tail hawk, a turkey vulture, several painted turtles and a snapping turtle. We heard many, many birds without seeing them, and we saw a beaver lodge and lots of beaver chew, but no beavers. We did, however, see several mysterious splashes. As you can see in the photo, the leaves are not fully out yet, but they are coming - we are in full spring mode here in New England.
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