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Category Archives: Kayaking
Five inch (plus) rain
Luddam’s Ford spillway after over five inches of rain overnight… Normally… Downstream… This riverside home, high moon tide (normal maximum) Add rain…
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After the deluge
Send Lawyers, Guns and Money…Send Axes, Saws and Hip Boots! That Tree has to go! (at the Indian Head River launch off Elm Street, to be precise) Seriously, that downed tree has to go… When you push off from the … Continue reading
Non-political peaceful interlude.
A little bit of ONR’ing…
Elm Street launch, chain saws needed.
How much clearance around fallen tree?
Winter kayaking
There is none (winter kayaking that is) this year… Last Summer: Today: After two years, we finally have a winter month… The 2013 Kayak Season will begin one month and two days from now…IT WILL!
Winter 2013
Waiting for Spring. Rusty car roof from dripping water (from kayak) is fixed, waiting for the ice to clear on the river. Do you have stark changes with your seasons? We do here, last year not as much, this year … Continue reading
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Tagged Ice on the river, Indian Head River, no politics
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A Four Hour Trip, a four hour trip…
Got free of all my entanglements today, so I went on a long November paddle. Tonight I’m too pooped to do much photo editing, but glancing through the images I liked this one. Have anyone wondered why I often shoot … Continue reading
