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Today’s travel photo is of the stern of our boat while cruising along the Mekong River in search of Irrawaddy Dolphins near Kratie, Cambodia. Kratie is one of the best places to view the rare Irrawaddy Dolphins that inhabit the Mekong River. We headed north of town to the village of Kampie where we were hired a boat and driver to take us out to the areas that the dolphins like the hang out. Once there we tied up to a tree in the water and sat in silence as the little dolphins popped up for air all around us. It was an amazing experience and I felt very privileged to be able to view these interesting creatures.
I also want to see some of the pictures you’ve taken during your dolphin searching while you are on the boat. P.S. I love the color of the boat.
Lots about boating is just plain fun: towing youngsters in a tube, wake boarding and wake surfing, shooting white water in a kayak, skimming at high speed over flat water, heeling a sailboat into the wind, diving into dark blue water in the middle of a lake, trolling for fish, or just rocking gently at anchor in a quite cove and reading a book or magazine.
Hey, this is a great idea, and very helpful for me.
That boat you are on looks classic and the idea of attracting Dolphins is new to me, Thanks.
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The classic design of your boat evoked a sense of nostalgia, like something from out of a dream. And the concept of attracting dolphins to the area was something I’d never even considered before.
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