The discussion on kayak-cockpit-design continues..., written 3 days ago,

Back to the Wacissa before Gustav Arrives, written 4 days ago, The virtue of the camera is not the power it has to transform the photographer into an artist, but the impulse it gives him to keep on looking.~Brooks AndersonI'm making up for lost time--two paddling trips in three days! I went back out...

The kayaking adventures of some kid who can't seem to keep his boat upright.

Save the Date for Newmarket Festival, written 1 week ago, I just read about the Newmarket (NH) Heritage Festival taking place Sept. 19-21 and it sounds very cool. It's the 11th annual -- how come I've never heard of this before now? Anyway, what first attracted my attention was the kayak and boat to...

He's an Ironman, written 2 days ago,

Gorge games kayak results:, written 4 weeks ago, Gorge games kayak results:Thanks to all of you that helped make this happen. It was the first year for the Gorge Games in quite a few years. Consequently, it's great to have them back and obviously a successful rebirth of the games.Kayaking events suc...

Mystery Building a Lime Kiln?, written 1 week ago, http://dnr.state.il.us/OREP/nrrc/cultural/limekilns/kilns.htm Thanks Ron for identifying the photo of the mystery structure as a Lime Kiln.  I think you're right.  I don't know much about Lime Kilns (okay I had never heard of one before you mentio...

Checking in ..., written 2 weeks ago, But lately I've been totally focused on training for races in the outrigger canoe.... Well we've had a few races this summer and I have a few photos from the before race and after race. ...In a few weeks we'll have the BIG RACE that I've been training for all su...

Windbound, written 1 week ago, First time this Summer we had to spend a day holed up on an island because of the wind. Ron S and I went up to the Apostles for the weekend to check out some Islands. I hadn't been to Michigan Island yet, or the Northeast side of Stocton ... this wasn't the weekend to ...

Paddling Baie Fine, written 2 days ago, Baie Fine, a name which probably goes back to fur trading days when large 30 foot birch bark freighter canoes passed by the entrance as they plied the waters of the Great Lakes. It's another of the many jewels of Killarney Provincial Park. It was also another ...

Ramblings, musings, rants, complaints, stories, and general blather from a rowing coach.

WED TRAINING ATTENDENCE, written 2 days ago, MEMBERS OF NACC!This afternoon combine land training is compulsory for all juniors year1s.Time:530pmVenue:grand standLooking at the poor attendance of last Wed training.We will be taking note of the attendance for Wed training this week onwards. You will ...

A kayak and canoe club's blog.

Kayak Sailing: Nick Wiltz's WindPaddle, written 2 days ago,

Two goals, one day., written 3 weeks ago, Since I started kayaking the Northumberland Strait at the age of 10 or so, I dreamed of paddling to Pictou Island, a gorgeous lump always hanging tantalizingly on the horizon. In my early teens, a trip to this Shangri-La in a small but doughty Cape Islander ...

Adventures and misadventures of a sea kayak guide in Mexico and the Northwest US.

Northwestern Michigan is one of the greatest places on earth to kayak. With lakes, rivers, and big open water, there is enough to keep even the most well traveled kayaker entertained.

Captain Kayak's Outdoor Adventures: etc