I went kayaking on Little Bradford Lake this morning. Nothing like paddling through calm water and enjoying the crisp air as you listen to the birds...
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Kayaking...
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13 comments:
Now that must be a lot of fun. I don't think I could do that now, but in my younger years I bet I would have to try.
Patsy
The water looks absolutely perfect... what a beautiful area. Makes me want to pull out my bellyboat and flyrod and do a little flyfishing around the area... so pristine!
Hugs♥
Wow Shelley, looks like you had a very peaceful morning ;) Beautiful photo's, makes me want to learn to kayake! lol you don't always have to have a partner, like canoeing! :)
Aah, so peaceful, really in nature because you see no people there! So jealous - I have to go to another state to be in nature without someone aroun:)
Your photos make me want to take a kayak ride through such beauty and tranquility. Do you find such excursions quiet your soul and give you perspective? That is what your pictures do for me.
Just gorgeous. Enjoy.
Beautiful!
Bet that was relaxing!
Glass-like water Shelley. I want a Kayak :-)
I bet the only thing you could hear were birds and the rippling of the water from your kayak.
Heaven!
Benny & Patsy - I think you still could do this! They have great stable beginner kayaks! :-)
Michele - You would love the fly fishing in Michigan! Especially on the Ausable River - it's my hubby's favorite.
Nature Lovin - That's what I like about the kayak - I do all the work but it's all for me - lol!!
P.S. Hoping we can connect in the next couple weeks...
Jeannette - the solitude and the quietness are the best part of kayaking! :)
Kathy B - yes it does! It just frees my mind....
Busy Bee - thank you!
Judy - thanks - it looks even better in person!
Nick - I can only imagine the beautiful photos YOU could get from a kayak! You need one!!
Retired One - those were exactly the noises I heard - music to my ears....
Great photo and I love the way it takes us with in the kayak
what a landscape
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