Kayaking in the Mangroves
Early Monday morning our family headed over to Commodore Creek for a kayaking escapade. This was the first time in my life that I had ever experienced the thrill of kayaking.
We enjoyed being so close to God’s fascinating creation. At one point, Robert and I were just a few yards under an Anhinga!
The winding trails through the mangrove trees, the fast-paced races, strategies of nautical combat, and a surprise attack all made for an exciting morning together.
Great shots!…hmmmm…do I see a Mountain Dew hat?…and on a younger brother?
God bless you all!
Kayaking, what fun!! How wet did y’all get in the racing?
I am glad you got to go kayaking, David! When you go to the Northwoods be sure to go out on the lake in the morning. It is so peaceful and calm to be out in the middle of lake alone in the kayak, watching the sunrise and meditating.
I have never seen those kinds of birds before! I would love to go to Florida some day.
Very well put David. It really was amazing being so close to the wildlife. James, you did a good job taking pictures of the event even though you were confined to a kayak. I enjoyed being your “paddler”.