Just curious about the language, which I can’t find in my dictionary : what is
a « portage » ?
TIA
Amities
Philippe
> Le 23 oct. 2020 à 16:58, Ken Norton <ken@xxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit :
>
> Yes, people do canoe and kayak the Eagle River. There is a portage around a
> waterfall near the highway. Surprisingly, it isn't as popular of a river as
> it could be. If it was in the lower 48 it would be mayhem. But this is
> Alaska where there are real adventures to be had and it is boring in
> comparison.
>
> Eagles? Yes! These are year-round nesting ones. But as the river does
> freeze over, they usually congregate down by the landfill. We always have
> to have our toy poodle on a leash.
>
> While this photograph was taken about five miles from home, the river goes
> right behind our house, and is just barely visible through the trees. I
> rarely hike back there though because the bear situation is very dangerous
> at this spot. Unless I'm carrying a hand cannon, I really don't feel
> comfortable down there. Winter is fine, though, and I do go snowshoeing.
>
> AK Schnozz
>
>
>
>> Do people canoe or kayak the Eagle river?
>> Are there Eagles?
>>
>>
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