podcastsinenglish Level 1.177 The river
Jul 14, 2022
Join Jackie and Richard as they explore the charm of a riverside walk. They delve into the river's varying depths and even discuss the risky rapids. Birdwatching is a highlight, with hopes of spotting a kingfisher and spotting frogs along the way. The duo also chats about recreational activities like swimming and canoeing, particularly how the river attracts fishermen. They share about a scenic 50-kilometre riverside path, perfect for cyclists, and introduce Betty the dog, who adores splashing in the water.
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Where The River Is Safe To Cross
- Richard and Jackie describe their nearby river as wide but mostly shallow with one narrow, deep spot and rapids.
- They note that you can walk across in shallow areas but not where it narrows and becomes dangerous.
River Wildlife Reflects Fish Abundance
- The river supports diverse wildlife including fish, herons, kingfishers, ducks, and frogs.
- Jackie and Richard link the abundance of fish to the presence of many bird species like herons.
River As A Recreational Hub
- Jackie and Richard describe recreational uses: shallow for paddling, popular for canoes, picnics, cycling and fishing.
- They usually walk two or three kilometres along the river path and see many people enjoying it.