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I'll be there

Suz, You always have the best stories Too bad that the hard knocks award is such a recent institution. I think you'd have definitely qualified.

Nice! I was sitting at my computer this morning...the window behind it looks out towards Lake Attitash. I spotted a lone adult bald eagle soaring over the lake. They are definitely back in our area.

Good point Bob...I've never bothered to properly prepare for confrontations with crocodiles either .

I'm on my second seals...latest one is the extreme tour...very secure even in the surf...dry as can be expected...comfortable...no complaints.

Jason can answer more definitively, I'm sure, but I think new content means new to whoever is clicking on the link....once you've viewed it, it's no longer new (to you).

Just put "go paddling" on the top of the list .....and consider it working on the list.

Hmmmmm I seem to recall Christopher looking for the owner of a mug. I'm not sure what he wound up doing with it.

I plan on being there.

Aside from emergencies the environmental police and park rangers are very strict about landing on the refuge beach. landing North of the refuge (when conditions allow) should not be a problem. Same for Sandy point. As far as the trucks and campers....they are allowed to get special permits for surfcasting.

Honey on a wound??

Never just woke up with it but I've had overuse issues. The neoprene forearm straps offer some relief but if it persists for no apparent reason you might want to have it looked at.

Long sands has good access right from the street. It is a long walk at low tide. Another consideration is that there is virtually no beach at all at high tide.

Tyson, That's a good spot to park and launch from. I've been up there a couple of times. Have fun.

Hi Sue, I don't quite understand your question.

Gene, Try: 2281 ocean Blvd Rye NH that's the address of a small store right across the street from the beach.

I hope to be able to join you.

Mark, Every Tuesday evening a group of us paddles out from Hampton Harbor, congregates north of the jetty on the Hampton side of the river and hopes for some surf. More often than not, we find something to play in. You're more than welcome to join us. We meet at 6 in the parking lot on rte 1A in Seabrook, just south of the Hampton bridge. Look for the vehicles kayaks/racks.

You might try Lincoln Outdoors at Lincoln canoe and kayak

Cathy, I'm hoping to make it.

I'm in for 8/1

I can't make it Saturday but if it winds up being Sunday I'm interested.

Doesn't sound too bad. Thanks Stew.

Ern, That link sends me to a hotmail sign in page.

Hi Stew....You paddled there this past Sunday? How were the greenheads?