Before the Salmon

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Nothing like being a few minutes from the water,

before the salmon we come here to

skip stones,

get mud inbetween the toes,

and spend a bit of time together.

In a few more days, the largest salmon run in the lower 48 states will be laying their eggs here in the Cedar River.
Part of the curriculum for Madalyn's class is learning all about the salmon cycle, they'll have a field trip here shortly to see sockeye, chinook, and maybe some pinks swimming upstream.

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