
I didn't padde, though took all the gear, just in case. Still getting over a rather bad cold and didn't want to make it worse. Hard move.
But the photo above, taken by Doug-from-just-up-the-road sums up the true WaterTribe spirit. It took JarHead 90 minutes to get off the beach at the race start, but Marines *never* give up.
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Beautiful work, Doug!
That craft has a nice traditional look to her.
Hi Kristen!
Glad to find a fellow kayaker and blogger in Durham! Would love to get some tips from you on what to look for in a sea kayak. I currently own a tandem Mainstream Escapade, but am starting research on the sport of sea kayaking - possible new boat purchase in 2010! :-)
Kristen:
Are you still actively blogging here? No entries for 2 months? No replies to readers' comments?
When the spirit moves me, Mike ;) Happy to chat re sea kayaks. Got an e-mail? cheers, Kristen
Hi Kristen:
Indeed! Here is my email:
mike_west455@yahoo.com
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