Waiting for the Rains

We've been hanging out at the estuary these past few mornings.
The salmon are circling the bay, waiting for the rains to flood the rivers, streams and side creeks.

The build-up of fish has attracted all the familiar predators. Some seals were upset at us for approaching. One growled and breached fairly close. We braced ourselves and went closer.

We finally took the hint and went inland.
The water is still, but it's not quiet.
We've never seen so many eagles and other large birds.

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Early Reviews Are In:

Matt, Seattle, WA said...
"Hello Folks,
Heard this at a Party & made a copy. Incredible stuff. Thanks for the Bad News and Good Music."

Pat, in MD said...
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Bill Warford, Woodsman and All-around Trouble-maker in CT said:
"..depth of concept, distinctive instrumentation and their (always) uniquely posited lyrics make for a thoroughly enjoyable listening experience. I really like MGH!"

Jason T, Hagensborg, BC said...
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Old Style Fish Smoke Houses

There are about a half dozen burnt and hollowed trees in the woods.

Local folks say these stumps were used to smoke fish.

The trees are all located within a few hundred yards of the river.