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Vladimir Gersht

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  1. 7 minutes ago, Joseph Berkovitz said:

    This new series of paddles provides a regular weekly opportunity for members to get on the water outside of the workweek. There is no set trip level: all skill levels are welcome. Trips will be tailored each week to the makeup of the group. If desired, opportunities for skills practice will come up naturally without a set curriculum.

    All launches are at 8:00 am Sundays from Riverhead Beach in Marblehead (parking is $20). This is a very protected put-in with access to a wide range of paddling options from sheltered to adventurous. Typically we will return around midday. This early launch time avoids both car and boat traffic, minimizes wind conditions, and leaves paddlers free to enjoy the afternoon. 

    The idea behind this is similar to the Wednesday Lunch Paddle series, but with a schedule that works for those of us with day jobs. I will probably not be able to organize this every single weekend (and it will conflict with other club events at times) but my intent is to keep it going as regularly as my schedule permits. The location and time have of course been shamelessly selected to make it convenient for me, the organizer ?.

    Thanks, Joe! This is going to be very useful to people like me who are not yet retired.

    Looking forward to Sunday paddles in 2024!

  2. 7 hours ago, Ms. Dew said:

    Hey there Barbara! Would you be up for a paddle in the Back River down in Weymouth and Hingham? Ends up that Jim will be tied up with other things next Sunday. We could meet at the Weymouth ramp for 9 and enjoy some slack water either side of high tide. There’s also a bunch of islands down that way that could also be fun to paddle around.

    I would also be interested to join.

  3. Good Afternoon!

    I just bought a Kokatat Drysuit - my first drysuit ever (I only had semi-drytops before). The problem is that the neck gasket feels impossibly tight, as if I am being strangled. Any advice on how to safely (without tearing it apart) stretch the gasket so will keep its function, but won't make me feel being slowly suffocated? All suggestions appreciated, especially field-tested ones...:-)

    Thanks,

    V.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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