When we finally got back to East Shore Park, we found this not-so-little brown water snake:
Distance: 15 miles
"Believe me, my young friend. There is nothing, absolutely nothing,
half so worth doing as simply messing around in boats."
The Wind in the Willows
One morning Ben and I decided to make the voyage (is that the aqueous version of ‘trek’?) to Taughannock Park, starting at East Shore Park. We were on the foggy water by about 7:30AM.
We got to Taughannock Park in time to have a very early lunch. Shortly after lunch, I managed to not-so-gracefully fall into the water upon trying to get back into my boat.
When we finally got back to East Shore Park, we found this not-so-little brown water snake:
Date: Thursday, May 13th, 2010
Distance: 15 miles
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