Wordless Wednesday: Paddling the Wakulla

Last Friday seemed like a Saturday. I spent the morning paddling three miles on the Wakulla River with outfitters The Wilderness Way. It was a must needed change from sitting in the office. Located less than a 20-minute drive from Tallahassee, I enjoyed a  leisurely and relaxing kayaking trip with tons of opportunities to spot birds, gorgeous spider webs, magnificent trees, majestic manatees and humans bow fishing.

While I don’t have a photo of humans bow fishing (they fished with a bow and arrows) or spider webs (the morning dew jeweled them up), I have groovy photos over on Flickr from my kayaking trip.

For more outdoor activities in Wakulla, check out my article, “Ecotourism Travel in Wakulla.”

Kayaking the Wakulla River

Kayaking the Wakualla River with the Wilderness Way near Tallahassee, Fla.

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