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Jun 29, 2024 |
Lower water… … Still plenty of fun Sarah and I made it back to Angler’s Inn this morning. It was hot but not nearly as hot as last weekend. And while the river was a bit lower, it was still very nice to be out. This evening, we were able to watch the Seattle Cascades win their Ultimate game which sets them up for the post season. |
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Jun 16, 2024 |
Distracted Robert’s visit was a little distracting. Sarah and I went to see Marc Cohn at the Birchmere on Thursday; we invited Robert but he decided to chill at home instead. It was a great show and the new version of Silver Thunderbird was a fantastic treat. Recommended if you get the chance to catch this tour. |
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He’s Back!!! Classes over, Robert came home to Alexandria. Sadly, not for the summer. But for a very nice week-long break. We had fun hanging out together. And it was great that his trip happened to coincide with Father’s day (thank you for the Bluetooth meat thermometer which I’m sure to start using soon). We even had a rematch of the Catan game with Pocket; Robert won. But he’s headed back to Seattle for the summer. He has some more work with the Ultimate Frisbee teams there, and is hoping to line up another summer job as Frisbee still leaves most of his time free. Sarah and I really enjoyed having Robert back in the house and were sorry to see him go. But he truly is adulting well. |
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Jun 08, 2024 |
Great Falls Sarah’s brother David happened to be in town this weekend (congratulations on the award). And he had some time free so we picked him up and headed to the Billy Goat trail. I know Hank and Sally and I did this as well, but it had to be 30 years ago. It was a picture perfect day. Perfect for us and the Heron! I’ve forgotten the view of the Falls from the Maryland side. Really pretty impressive (even if the straight Virginia drop is hidden behind the rocks. And the while we shared the trail with many other families and folks — we had the benefit of someone to take our picture for us. There is a bit of a scramble up the rocks at one point on the trail, and I’ve often watched folks slip a bit there when I paddle up the gorge. Now I know why :) It was great fun to see David and show off one of our favorite spots to him. In a way, returning the favor of the Eastern Washington hike he took us on earlier this year. Now we just need to get him in boat… |
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Jun 01, 2024 |
Beautiful June Day We’re thinking more of this in our future! A lovely June day and we headed a but further upstream to Violette’s Lock. We realized it had been year since we were there last. Almost exactly 4 years. It’s a pretty spot; a bit further to drive and the paddle back up the canal can seem like a lot of flatwater — but filled with turtles this time of year. Clearly the weather was perfect for it and we had a great time! The ducks and herons seems to be happy to today too. We’re less sure about the snake; but it kept to itself so no problem. |
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