and a rock to serve as a foot stool.
We enjoyed sitting there, reading the Kindle, and watching boats go by. Paddle rafts from various outfits in all different colors
and an occasional oar rig.
Inflatable kayaks, aka duckies, were also seen on the river.
Not all the kayakers were experienced. This guy was in an inappropriate boat without a spray skirt, not using his knees for boat control, and clearly very twitchy and nervous. Saw him twice - seemed a bit more confident the second time.
"Almost" Paradise was wonderful and is on our list of places to revisit. Connectivity was marginal. We could get 3 bars of slow 4G using our antenna and booster. Zero bars without it.
Was it difficult to sit idly by while watching all the river activity? I guess it was easier knowing you had a boat and could join the fun if so inclined.
ReplyDeleteLove the map link that makes it easy to find where you are. Hope to make it up there next summer.
We actually talked about trying to borrow a whitewater kayak, but I didn't bring any whitewater gear so we settled for watching. The Northwest has been wonderful this summer. BJ would say it was cold. Take your pick ;-)
DeleteCold sounds good to me as we are looking at least 8 more weeks of summer!
DeleteI totally understand!
DeleteHello John, Wonder what antenna and booster you use for your WiFi?
ReplyDeleteWe use the early version Wilson Sleek 4G-V for our Novatel 4620 MiFi from Millenicom. Both items are now superceded by newer versions but we haven't seen any reason to upgrade. The antenna is a "Super Trucker Antenna" from Maximum Signal, installed on a folding 42" mast.
DeleteDetails on the antenna installation are in the first blog post for December, 2012. Blogger won't let me embed a link in my own comments!
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