August 21 – Crossing the Kennebec

The kids all cruised ten miles in a little under four hours to make it in time for the morning ferry across the Kennebec. The ATC runs a canoe ferry for two hours in the morning and two in the afternoon because the hydroelectric dam releases upstream make the river unsafe to ford. The Kennebec flows right by our house, so it was yet another reminder of how close we are to home.

Our reward for making the morning shuttle was a big lunch at northern outdoors (including beer for the adults and root beer for the kids) followed by a soak in their hottub and a swim in their pool before getting back on the trail for a few more miles in the afternoon.

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4 Comments on “August 21 – Crossing the Kennebec

  1. Almost home! Your DW colleagues have missed you!

  2. I’ll be thinking of you guys on Monday when I go back to school….

  3. Such beautiful scenery on this trip. I could sit by any one of those waterfalls all day. Thank you for sharing.

  4. I think I’m partial to the Maine scenery : )

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