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Beat the heat.
The day was this nice. The right arm seems to be back to near full function, though I doubt I’ll be in good enough shape to try the NSRWA river race this year. Tomorrow the weather forecast is warning of … Continue reading
Paddleboard, part Deux.
The NSRWA sponsored a Stand-Up Paddleboard event last week. It was in Marshfield MA and run by Luminate Surf and Skate. I’ve tried this “paddleboard” thing before, if you remember. What the heck, I’m always game, and I did find … Continue reading
Paddling inbetween the thunderstorms.
Anyone notice that I haven’t had any photos from my kayaking excursions lately? An aggregation of the pinched nerve in the neck left my right arm very weak…how weak? If I went paddling, I could only go in circles.
Visit Enchanted George Anderson Forest
So I received a invitation in the (E)mail from the NSRWA, which is a group I joined last month during the Annual River Cleanup and at which I had a very nice time, despite being mistaken for a criminal. (What … Continue reading
North River
These guys are scuba diving for moorings. Explanation, the mooring buoys are secured to large weights on the bottom (usually 6 to 10 cement blocks attached to a heavy chain), once settled into the mud they are a fixed point … Continue reading
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Tagged Low Tide, North River
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Doug: To marvel at and shake rattle and roll.
Remember the Day? Worth your time if you don’t get dizzy Doug. This is a very interesting video with sound. After the Columbia disaster, which was caused by a chunk of External Tank (sprayed-on) insulation coming off during launch … Continue reading
Boast of being near the Coast, NSRWA clean up.
The winds have been unpleasantly strong, so I have been doing other things (other than paddling…that’s paddling boats not bottoms never mind). Biked down to Webb Park in Weymouth this week, downhill most of the way, uphill all the way … Continue reading
No Wet Feet.
Dear friends came up to visit last weekend and were curious about the places I launch from. So I took them on a tour. Didn’t bring any boats, both are recovering from foot injuries. It was interesting, they saw things … Continue reading
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On the North River 