Last night Jean and I went on our second kayak trip together with our new folding kayaks by Oru Kayak. Assembly of the kayaks is getting faster, but is still between 15 and 20 minutes.
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Jean's kayak, in the car |
Our destination this time was the Mercer Slough, a slow-moving waterway right next to the blueberry fields off Bellevue Way, and very close to downtown Bellevue. It was a great trip, we saw lots of wildlife including 2 bald eagles from very close by - the closest I've ever gotten. Also many turtles, numerous mama ducks with fuzzy little duck families, and 3 herons.
The slowest moving part of the slough was a little difficult to get through, choked with water plants. But most of it was easy paddling. There's a little office park at the end where I first worked for Microsoft in Bellevue many years ago, doing technical support for their database product, Access.
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At the end of our trip, we paddled under Interstate 90 to see what Lake Washington was like. It's much windier than Mercer Slough |
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