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6th annual jewell Island camping weekend

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Level 3 trip that especially welcomes new kayak campers, and a reunion for those of us who don't see each other often enough. Here's a great opportunity for you paddlers who would like to try kayak-camping without the pesky bugs (beware of ticks!). This will be the 6th annual trip to Jewell, which has 2 large side-by-side campsites and a latrine. We typically have 10 or so paddlers, but an upper limit has not been established.

The Common Adventure Model (CAM) will be adopted http://www.nspn.org/...rticipation.htm

The SUGGESTED itinerary is as follows:

FRIDAY: Arrive at Sandy Point Beach at Cousins Island (Yarmouth) on Friday, May 18, in plenty of time for a 10:30am launch (HT-1031). If you are new to kayak camping, you may need extra time packing your boat, so plan on arriving no later than 0930. CW Cousins I. to Crow and/or Bangs for lunch and potential MITA/NSPN stewardship, then to Jewell campsite(s). Total Nautical Miles ~8

SATURDAY: Agenda TBD-bring your ideas for a day paddle or island activities (HT-1113). Prior trips have included Whaleboat/Little Whaleboat, Potts Harbor, Greens, Eagle, Great Diamond geocaching, Jewell's WW1 and WW2 military installations, and general camaraderie/gourmet foods around the camp fire.

SUNDAY: Back to cars via ???? (HT-1152)

If you would like to join this group of friendly paddlers, or have any questions about this trip or camping in general, post on this board or E me. When you can commit, please send me (via PM) the following information:

-Auto color, make, model, and tag# for registering with Yarmouth officials.

-Contact info, including cell, Es, H,W phone, emergency contact and permission to share with participants.

Gary

Link to nautical chart: http://www.charts.no...wer/13290.shtml

Link to tidal chart (Portland): http://www.maineboats.com/tide-charts

Link general weather forecast:

http://www.wundergro...=portland+maine

Links to marine forecast:

http://www.erh.noaa....amp;versions=10

http://www.gomoos.org/waveforecasts/

Link to current/historical sea state: http://www.gomoos.org/data/recent.html


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