
If you've a few minutes to spare, it's worth catching up with discussions on the Yukon 1000 online forum, with interesting discussions on bears and guns and bear spray, etc. As a Kiwi, one has a natural aversion to guns, unless there's a possum breathing down one's neck, so this is all new territory for this US transplant.
BTW, if anyone knows of a good 2nd-hand Passat G3 for sale or longish rent (or sponsorship gift!), please let me know. We need a training boat!
Thanks to Peter Coates, race organizer, for the photo.
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What a trip!
I found myself reading the rule list, and it was such a fascinating document that once I started I had to go on. ("The Race Marshal ... may waive or reduce time penalties for unseen calamities that may befall a team.")
Anyway, I note that rule 24 prohibits firearms, so you may not have to become a gunslinger afterall.
Good luck i will cross my fingers for you.
http://www.mykayakingbuddies.com/blogs/
Kiwibird,
a race/raid similar to the Texas 200 is in the planning stages for 2010. Thought you might want to take a look, have some input and maybe take part. Please pass on to your friends in NC.
http://www.obx130.com/
Steve
Wow! Congratulations on getting registered for the Yukon 1000. You are an inspiration to women paddlers everywhere! Good Luck with the training.
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