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Wed, 07 May 2025
So the river is muddy and up a bit (4.6).
With a mostly blue sky (some clouds) and mid 70s it was a really nice day to be out.
I didn’t make it across to the Virginia chute — too much current moving downstream.
But I did paddle up the back channel and saw a goose family complete with a few goslings waddling around.
And the Howard County swift water rescue team was out training. When I first got there, they were all swimming down from the Virginia chute — I would guess getting used to being in swift water.
They were just getting ready to head upstream when I took that photo. When they really starting going up the current, it was pretty impressive.
You may notice that they are front loading the rafts to keep the nose down a bit as the motors get going.
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