Ice is out now. Time to take down the kayak from winter storage and head for the water. These beauties were photographed at the L.L. Bean outlet in Concord, N.H.
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12 comments:
Interesting!
And very colorful. Happy Easter!!
Brand new? Wow...Never try kayak, it sounds interesting. Do you?
what a colour happy picture!I would love to try it with you...may I get that first yellow one ?
:-)
a sunny Sunday for you!
Léia
Leia--I think it would be so much fun to go kayaking together. You can have first choice in colors ( :
excellent composition and sounds like it is time for everyone to get moving and to get out and do something. I am glad you enjoyed the bee, cactus and Chihuly on my site. I will have more Chihuly coming up and a tour of Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin West over the next few weeks. Hopefully you will enjoy the information and photos regarding Wright's work.
Do you do a lot of kayaking...Lois Anne has been after me to rent one (to see if we like it) and head down the Silver River.
I think she needs a younger man!
An Easter parade of stacked kayaks. My nephew, who attends Bowdoin college in nearby Maine, loves to go kayakingin New England. I like ocean kayaking, but it is a chore when we do use a double kayak and my wife does not do her fair share of the paddling.
These are very colorful. Don't save one for me though; I think I'll have to wait for the water to slow its run a bit because I'd be a newbie. Do you kayak? Can you canoe too?
I never see canoes for real anymore. How fun!
They have a lovely shape which is most satisfying. From the portal I thought them to be photographed from above, but now I understand they are against the wall. I watched kayakers on the Arceche River in France and enjoyed that very much. However, it is way much work for this aged body, I confess.
Easter happy holidays.
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