Fall Kayaking
October 7, 2009 11:00 am Camp Scenes, WildlifeTami closed up the campground store late afternoon yesterday so she and her friend Sue could go kayaking on Lower Range Pond.
Do you think they’d ask me to tag along?
Nooooooo!
Shucks!
Fall kayaking is so pretty, too! The lake was calm as could be, so it reflected all the red, yellow and orange tinted trees like a mirror.
The first place Tami and Sue headed was to the beaver hut, but they didn’t see anything happening there. Of course, they were probably chatting back and forth so much, the beavers heard them coming a mile away!
But on their way back . . . heading toward the state park beach, Tami discovered a new beaver hut!
We can watch this one from the campground shoreline. With her telephoto lens, Tami should be able to get some great shots!
No geese to report. Or eagles. Or loons. Only one lone duck landed as the sun was dipping below the tree tops. But Tami said the geese and ducks were on their way. In the meantime, views like this one made it all worthwhile.
October 7th, 2009 at 12:56 pm
The pictures prove what is so great about fall camping. You can not see that beauty any other time of the year.
October 7th, 2009 at 1:29 pm
Wait until you see how the colors have popped since you were here last Weekend! The rain storm today really brought them out . . .