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| I want that little house some day when I'm very wealthy. |
I put in at the wooden bridge at the end of North Road just before the end of low tide so I had tide and current (and wind as it turns out) pushing me down stream. That made it very easy to float along and take a lot of pictures. Then when I got to Route 28 I turned around and came back. By that time the tide was coming in helping a little bit to over come the current and the wind, but there was no floating. I had to put the camera away because if I stopped paddling for too long I started going the wrong way. That was more of a workout than I'd intended, but it was nice.
I think the kayak will live on the car now unless I'm actually going off cape for something. That way there's no excuse not to paddle every nice day.
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| I ended up seeing 2 different pairs of swans. |
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| Osprey |
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| Osprey flying. Not very sharp, but I'll take it. |
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| Gulls flying |
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| Even more than the birds, I wish I had video of this. There were hundreds of crabs all along the low tide mud flats scurrying in and out of their little holes. |
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| A bird. Maybe a piper? |
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| It's tough to get them sharp when they're flying. |
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| I saw quite a few though. |
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| The decorative boat, from the water. |
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