Member of Sebago Canoe Club Operate out of Jamaica Bay, Part of Gateway National Park (Largest Urban National Park area) I am a Kayaker, certified Star I and II with 7 years kayaking experience. This will be my Official Sea Log
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Relaxing Hike..
is something I should learn how to do. Every hike I went on seem to be a race against time or the element. Today promised to be a nice relaxing hike with company who do know the concept of take it slow and enjoy the view unfortunately I have to part company with my hiking partners less then an hours into my hike and rush the rest of the 6 miles to me car before the sun set.
Saturday, March 13, 2010
There She Blow.
30-40 mph hours wind couple with incoming high tide, and this what you get:
And this is why you should always tie down you kayak if you have it outside. Anyone want to bet some of these kayak will not be there in the morning?
And this is why you should always tie down you kayak if you have it outside. Anyone want to bet some of these kayak will not be there in the morning?
It been snowing a lot in February
These pictures were taken outside the club front gate after a double pool sessions. There were at lest 3 feet of snow so the path to the club was not drivable. We stuffs all the equipment on the kayaks and dragged it into the club.
I am Still Paddling
I am still paddling. Did not do as much long distance paddle as last year. Spend much more time teaching then kayaking. I will warm up with some photo.
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