Last weekend we went to Popham Beach. This is our favorite beach because the conditions change with the tide. It's like going to 4 different beaches on the same day. Lots of flats at low tide with ankle-deep water to run and splash in, go for a ride in the river (downstream while the tide is going out, upstream while the tide is coming in - do both on the same day), and body surf the breakers. Walk out to the island at low tide or take a stroll up the river. We also went to Fort Popham, a civil war-era fort built to protect the mouth of the Kennebec River, which leads to Bath, an important ship-building town, and Augusta, the state capitol.
Saturday, July 28, 2007
Popham Beach
Last weekend we went to Popham Beach. This is our favorite beach because the conditions change with the tide. It's like going to 4 different beaches on the same day. Lots of flats at low tide with ankle-deep water to run and splash in, go for a ride in the river (downstream while the tide is going out, upstream while the tide is coming in - do both on the same day), and body surf the breakers. Walk out to the island at low tide or take a stroll up the river. We also went to Fort Popham, a civil war-era fort built to protect the mouth of the Kennebec River, which leads to Bath, an important ship-building town, and Augusta, the state capitol.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)

No comments:
Post a Comment