Looking back at some of my photos from our vacation last September, I had a few images I didn’t use in my post that were perfect for Water Water Everywhere. We took a 12 1/2 mile paddle in our Sea Eagle inflatable whitewater kayak that took us 12 hours to paddle through strong winds. We had never paddle this river before and didn’t know it at all. We went ALL IN! It was bright sunny blue skies when we began, but by the time we approached our destination, storm clouds were edging closer and we had no idea how close we were to that final takeout at the Paradise Gateway Bed & Breakfast. The scene was surreal looking out over the mountains, feeling the breeze and hearing the lap of the waves hitting the boat. The original Living in the Moment post can be found here if you would like to read the full story. How did we get our kayak from Florida to Montana? Click the link above to find out.
Written for Jez’s Water Water Everywhere.
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13 responses to “Plenty of Water on the Yellowstone River”
I didn’t get to go kayaking last year. I need to do it this year. Love your pictures!
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Thank you very much! I’m ready to go back, but Frank broke his collarbone a couple of months ago and we won’t be paddling anywhere for awhile yet.
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Just wants me to visit more and more 🏞
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I’m not done yet getting you to want to go. I’m ready to go back too!
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Wow. Your pictures are very nice and I believe you truly enjoyed! For me I am a hydriphobic African.😂 I don’t knoe if I can take up such hobbies and vacations where you have to canoe under such conditions.😂 I enjoyed reading this. Keep on blogging and stay blessed.
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I miss River bank’s. Very nice picture 👌.
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I miss them too. I want to go back and roam all of the western US. Thank you! 🙂
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I wish this Virus vanish like magic and we get our lives back to normal.😇
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Amen to that!
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♥️🙏😇
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Fantastic pics for the challenge, Lisa 👏 Hope Frank’s collarbone’s knitted soon so you can go out and get more watery shots,
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The collarbone isn’t stopping us from that. He can actual hold up his camera to click off some shots now. He can move that rotator cuff in the way it needs to go on a paddle. Taken water shots from the ground. I got enough in archives to go all year. 😊
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Awesome to hear 😃
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