Watered the "rubbermaid" garden, mowed the lawn, rescreened the basement porch screendoor, made a poached egg brunch and then walked down the hill to spend a lazy afternoon in the river ....
I'm curious, after you float down the river, how do you get back home? I guess I would be inclined to hike up river and float down river until I got home so I would be cool and rested when I got home. Is there a better way?
We float down the river as far as we feel like going and then kinda walk/swim back up, always staying in the water. It's as fun going up river as down, just a different experience. In part of the video, I'm pulling Lea behind me. Sometimes the water gets too deep and the current too strong so we just move in closer to the riverbank. It really doesn't matter whether we go up river and then float back home because either way we end up just kinda going up and down and up and down until it's time for happy hour, which is the only thing that will get us out of the water :) ..... well .... or a thunderstorm .... which is what's happening right now.
I'm curious, after you float down the river, how do you get back home? I guess I would be inclined to hike up river and float down river until I got home so I would be cool and rested when I got home. Is there a better way?
ReplyDeleteWe float down the river as far as we feel like going and then kinda walk/swim back up, always staying in the water. It's as fun going up river as down, just a different experience. In part of the video, I'm pulling Lea behind me. Sometimes the water gets too deep and the current too strong so we just move in closer to the riverbank. It really doesn't matter whether we go up river and then float back home because either way we end up just kinda going up and down and up and down until it's time for happy hour, which is the only thing that will get us out of the water :) ..... well .... or a thunderstorm .... which is what's happening right now.
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