Ted Harvey Wildlife Area, Dover, Delaware
This is a paddle I’ve been meaning to take for a while now – launched from the North Boat Ramp at Ted Harvey, followed the canal east to within a couple hundred yards of the Delaware Bay, then north to Kitts Hummock, then west again to the THWA Pond, around the edges of it, and then back to the boat ramp. It’s about 3.5 miles, total, and I had the whole place to myself. The air was full of frolicking monarchs and dragonflies nearly as long as my hand. Aside from the occasional disgruntled Great Blue Heron, the only noise I noticed for almost two hours was the “shhhhhhhhh” of the underwater vegetation on my hull and the dipping of my paddles. :)
beautiful photographs,stunning!
I too live on the marshes on the Thames Estuary an important migratory route for birds in Britian
thank you
Comment by gill — Saturday, 31 October 2009 @ 616
thanks :)
Comment by Life On The Edges — Saturday, 31 October 2009 @ 1340