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  1. Sadly, no. Well, maybe not so sadly. Emilie and I are heading skiing for the first time this season. However, I am in need of testing Brad Gwynn's handy work and so will be looking for a chance to get wet again.

    Cheers!

    Ty

    Tyson

    Well I guess thats an acceptable excuse! Enjoy the skiing, maybe next time!

    Ross

  2. Sorry for the late post but I have been keeping an eye on the weather, heres the latest....

    SUN

    SW WINDS 10 TO 15 KT WITH GUSTS UP TO 20 KT...BECOMING S

    15 TO 20 KT WITH GUSTS UP TO 30 KT IN THE AFTERNOON. SEAS 2 TO

    3 FT...BUILDING TO 3 TO 5 FT IN THE AFTERNOON. PATCHY FOG IN THE

    AFTERNOON. A CHANCE OF RAIN IN THE AFTERNOON WITH VSBY 1 TO 3 NM.

    Just off the phone with Sal. We are concerned about the winds in Manchester. We have decided to move this trip north to Seabrook Harbor (parking lot on left before the bridge). Better chances of finding some protected areas. We will be meeting @ 10:00. bring a helmet if you join us as we'll be venturing out to see if there is any surf or playing in the current as it flows under the bridge. Its heading toward a new moon and high tide is at 8:30 so we have a good amount of current at around 11:30. We'll probably be playing under the bridge so any late comers just look for us there.

    Ross

  3. Sunday 12/13/09 the usual paddle. Meander along coastline and do some rock gardenin' maybe some surf if there is any (sometimes some small breakers on the beach). Meet at 10:00. Put in on beach at Ocean St. as it off season parking. Level 3 paddle, bring a helmet.

    Please RSVP if interested, thanks Ross

  4. Anybody putting odds on the East coast side trip and if it's going to happen? If it goes we can help him (lending charts etc).

    -Jason

    My thoughts exactly. I would love to send him the suggestion of coming back to do that leg another time. I think he will probably decide to forgo his plans for a side trip up the coast of New England as he paddles up the Jersey shore. I've got a feeling he will just take a left and paddle up the Hudson River. We should definitely welcome this guy if he does paddle through our area. I might even join him for a couple of miles. What a great adventure!

  5. Singing songs? A great way to break the boredom of a long crossing or to calm your nerves in conditions. Just no singing while in surf. I learned to hard way as I was just staring my "warrior breaks through the high surf" chant. My operatic crescendo was rudely and quite abruptly stifled but a mouthful of salty water as the wave broke over my boat and into my open mouth. The golden rule... finish the verse before the wave breaks.

    Ross

  6. We actually did find some decent surf out there this afternoon. Some playing in the rocks then some surf on the beach. Loads of fun (low "Bucker factor")! We'll be heading back out tomorrow (Friday 8/21) at 5:30 Seabrook Harbor.

    Ross

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