The Charles River: The Waters Fine

According to the local bean town, part of Boston's life should not "wear Harvard sweat" or "ask a toast direction." One of the Boston thematic themes, such as "Bill Well says nothing about swimming in Charles" is proof that local people may give us meaningless advice this time. The Charles River was known for a long time as "it gets a good reputation with extreme waste", and since the previous governor Bill Weld heard "Clean Charles" at the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the world After this diving, his life has been reborn. "Earth Day 2005 is ready for swimming.

About 4 years ago, I did a kayak alone at the Charles River in Boston, Massachusetts. It was a wonderful afternoon, the level was quiet and calm. I remember being very calm about my position in the world and the universe, but I usually do not, and the sunlight that reflects on the water makes me paralyzed. It was in this state that I realized that I was floating on the bank of the river along the north side of the river with Esplanade. Just as I was about to draw water along the downstream area, the clown seemed to be everywhere in the high grass along the reed and the water.

As John Smith floats in the water, the quiet water on the Charles River is calm. The combination of sun warmth and cool summer wind provides the optimum conditions for morning swimming. When Smith's dog Hank fell into a deep brown lake and chased the stealth crocodile, the soothing flow of water suddenly broke. Hank bravely attacked crocodiles behind Smith. This intense fight surprised Smith as he was not aware that there was a mean crocodile behind him. Golden Retriever struggled with crocodiles, he overcame the crocodile, albeit small. The scary crocodile failed swimming away.

10 am this morning: The man was rescued by his dog from crocodile attacks at the Charles River in Boston. John Smith (34 years old) is swimming in the river when his seven-year old Golden Retriever jumped into the water and attacked the alligator that had dragged a meaningless Smith. After a brief battle, the alligator left the pair alone. Smith went back to the coast safely; Hank needed 17 needles, but it is expected to recover completely. Smith said: "He is my best friend in the world, without him I will not go swimming."