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JaneC

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  1. I was going to suggest a buff but I would think a silk hat would be just as good. No matter what, getting through the neck gasket is an ordeal. If it’s comfortable, by that I mean not choking her to death, once on then the gasket is probably the correct fit. If it’s really tight it can be gently stretched and if need be, trimmed  - be careful 

  2. Zone forecast for Saturday is S winds 15 to 20 kt, becoming SW 10-15kt - gusts to 25 kts -seas 2-4-ft. I plan to cancel this trip as I do not feel comfortable with that much weather. Please feel free to plan something amongst yourselves

     

  3. The long range forecast, as of today indicates that it is going to be a nice, somewhat sunny day with mild temperatures AND a lots of WIND.  13-18 mph. That’s too much for  me for my first day out.  Any thoughts?

  4. I am wondering if there is any interest amongst those that cannot attend the Easter Bunny Plunge on Easter Sunday in joining me in a pre Easter Bunny Plunge on Saturday April 16. Time and place to be determined once we have a better handle on weather, etc.

    You must have the following:
    - Food and a hot beverage
    - Drysuit with proper footwear and appropriate under layers (if you don't have a drysuit, inquire about borrowing or renting)
    - Neoprene cap or hood
    - Neoprene gloves or poggies
    - Wool or fleece hat
    - Wool or fleece gloves or mittens
    - Down or synthetic insulated jacket that fits over your PFD
    If you have the following, you should also bring them:
    - Storm cag
    - Warm outer pant layer (worn at launch to unload and pack boat)
    - Spare under-layers (in case your primary set gets wet)
    - Padding to sit on (camp chair, carpet square, piece of foam, etc)
    - Hypo kit (various items to help deal with hypothermia for yourself and/or others)
    - Group shelter
    Please see the Easter Bunny Plunge posting for details I may have missed

  5. Looking to go to Damariscove sometime during the Fourth of July weekend. Probably Saturday or Sunday. Launching form Ocean Point. The tides are perfect for this trip. Tide ebbing on out way out and flooding on our way home. Weather is always a factor and, of course, this trip will be weather dependent. If the wind does the typical Maine summer it will be calm on the way out and at our backs on the way home. Let’s hope. The exact route will depend on the group. Lots of opportunities for rock play is we return via the Hypocrites. Please express your interest here and we can plan together. It goes without saying, sea kayaks with bulkheads, spray skirt etc is required

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