Yet another Adirondack paddle

kwc

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Today we went farther north to paddle a section of the Racquette River that we hadn’t done before. A little bit of sun soon turned into mostly cloudy but no rain. We did see some other paddlers but for the most part we had the river to ourselves. Found a couple designated campsites that looked intriguing.
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Lots of reflections
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one of the western high peaks off in the distance
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oh look, another beaver dam! This dam was built to hold back water in a side pond
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With Jackie in the photo to show the size of the dam
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Large beaver house along the river
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5275E19E-47CE-4DE8-B431-BDEAE0B4B045.jpeg7.5 miles round trip with one rest stop along the way. Nice leisurely paddle. Water level was above normal.
 
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