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One of kayaking’s greatest joys is the ability to get close to wildlife by silently gliding in the water. One...
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Melissa Wells has contributed 16 entries to our website, so far.
One of kayaking’s greatest joys is the ability to get close to wildlife by silently gliding in the water. One...
The physical and emotional transition from living and sea-kayaking in a sub-tropical climate (the southwest coast of Florida) to the...
Tall white pines were enjoyed under sunny skies when 9 members spent 6 days and paddled over 100 km at...
Sometimes in life we push ourselves. As an expedition level kayaker I enjoy pushing myself to my limits and see...
It all started back in 1985 when a former student of John’s gave him his river kayak to keep for...
Can you see yourself kayaking along the base of the 100 meter high Stormy Lake Bluffs, or hiking on trails...
Annual General Meeting (AGM), Old Pelham Townhall, 491...
The annual Photo Contest captures the best of members’ photos throughout the past paddle season and this past years’ submissions were no exception. The year end Club dinner showcases the talented photographic skills of all our members and narrows the submissions to a winner, and runner up in the Nature and Club Activities categories. Congratulations to Kim Korgemaa for winning first place in the Nature category with her Up, Up, and Away photo, and to Bob Casement the runner up for his Treading Carefully photo. Also congratulations to the Winner in the Club Activities category, Linda Anderson for her R&R in the Adirondacks and the Runner Up Kim Korgemaa for Under the Umbrella.
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