After a particularly traumatic Saturday, it was wonderful to get out onto the river.

After a particularly traumatic Saturday, it was wonderful to get out onto the river. Originally, we were going to get together with various friends and make a big convoy to head upstream together. For various reasons, everyone else had to pull out, leaving just Alicia Smith and myself.

As it turned out, we had a wonderful time, just getting away from everything for a time, and exploring a part of the river we had not visited before.
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