Nature is calling us! Mahoosuc Guide Service -April 2020
Spring is slowly coming here to the Bear River Valley, temperatures are slowly rising, birds and peepers are slowly arriving.
Spring is slowly coming here to the Bear River Valley, temperatures are slowly rising, birds and peepers are slowly arriving.
Everything is slowing down during this pandemic which is a welcome change from the fast paced life many of us have created for ourselves.
In April we were happy to welcome the Kroka winter semester course students to arrive here at Mahoosuc from the Uapishka mountains of northern Quebec where they had been on an extended cross country ski expedition. They came back to a changed world and found refuge here at Mahoosuc for 18 days. Kevin helped the 12 students make their own wooden ash paddles for the next leg of their expedition. The dogs really enjoyed the extra attention! We really appreciated help cutting, splitting and stacking 10 cords of tree length firewood for our farm among other Mahoosuc spring projects!
We are hoping to be able to guide our canoe trips this summer and fall depending on how the pandemic goes. Click here for our canoeing schedule.
For a “virtual tour” of one of our Way of the Wabanki canoe trips click here. These four day trips are offered twice a year, August and September. We feel there is much to be learned from our Penobscot friends.
Wigwam at Sugar Island
Every day we are grateful for our lives and the time we get to spend in the outdoors. Nature has a way of bringing us in to balance “at any time” but seems especially important right now. We hope you are all getting to have some time outside too!
Stay healthy and safe,
Polly, Kevin & all the doggies
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There hasn't been any slowing down here at Mahoosuc despite the rainy weather we experienced this summer. People have been having a great time on the water and in the woods!
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The long drive home yesterday would have been a lot worse were it not for the fact that my head was spinning with happy memories and a feeling of accomplishment. As I drove, I reviewed my life and realized I’d discovered something new about myself – that camping is something I should have done long ago! I also realized that what made our outing so fabulous was your extraordinary leadership and ability, coupled with a delightful personality, patience and sense of humor. I can think of no way to sum up my words of thanks and appreciation to you. I keep coming up with an incredible WOW to describe four perfectly wonderful days. I am very grateful to Kevin for his wonderful canoes.