Just simply great canoeing through the Delaware Water Gap w/ DJO, SEO, EGO. My best canoeing w/ the family.
Century Club: Bob Ohler
Sailed to K, toasted Bryan, and returned.
#33 Strava reported that this was my longest kayak run recorded. This was another good honest workout in the kayak going to the pier at Camp Roosevelt and back. 2 1/4 miles.
Because of travel & Covid, I had not been on the water in almost a month. I paddled out to the Green Can #1 buoy off Breezy Point. I got caught by surprise when I realized that I was paddling against a strong, ebb tide. Good, honest workout of 2.1 miles.
Last night, Sailing team Barba Roja 73052 got together on the water and on land to celebrate the life of a crew member. Bryan was a great chef, crew member, and friend, and we will always remember him. Bryan, may the wind always be at your back!
Barba Roja had RC and I decided to go out and learn as much as I could about what tge RC does and how it operates.
#29 A much easier paddle tonight compared to last night. I paddled north to the dead-tree zone. Nice, easy run. No wild life spotted with the except of the Osprey sitting on the nest.
#28 No sooner did I launch the kayak than the wind and chop piped up out of the SE. I took it as a challenge and paddled into the weather, paddling south the 1st dock that juts out into the Bay, just south of the Breezy Point property line. It was a good, tough workout of the upper shoulders and arms!
All the crew had something else to do. I single-handed to SMSA V, left 77 to port, sailed to 76, gybed and came back across the Bay. 18 miles, top speed 6.8 knots. This was GREAT sailing!
All the crew had something else to do. I single-handed to SMSA V, left 77 to port, sailed to 76, gybed and came back across the Bay. 18 miles, top speed 6.8 knots. This was GREAT sailing!