Anyway, it was a really high tide this time and we noticed the river was
well up on the banks. I told my wife that the water would probably have a
little salty taste, but it didn't. I tasted it several times over the mile
or so to reach salt water, and each time it didn't taste salty.
My question-- as the tide rises and salt water goes up rivers, does it
primarily go under river water because of the density difference?
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