However, my dad has a big Ford truck, and no, he's not Mike Rowe.
Anyway, I can't wait to get them on the water.
Here's a picture of the decals on the front. Pretty awesome.
Sea otter and osprey kayaks
Last week I wrote about how I bought some new kayaks. Well, I don't own a truck, or a way to get them from Tacoma (where I bought them) to where we are storing them.
However, my dad has a big Ford truck, and no, he's not Mike Rowe.
Anyway, I can't wait to get them on the water.
Here's a picture of the decals on the front. Pretty awesome.
However, my dad has a big Ford truck, and no, he's not Mike Rowe.
Anyway, I can't wait to get them on the water.
Here's a picture of the decals on the front. Pretty awesome.
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They look so cool ! I bought a WW kayak for this summer ( I'll have to pay extra
ReplyDelete$ 300 for classes ), and thinking about buying a recreational one for $150-200 ( somehow paying $700 for something I'll be using 10 times a year doesn't make sense).
Very nice Casey. Much history in those symbols.
ReplyDeleteHave a look at the guidebooks for the San Juans & Gulf Islands, and especially the Broken Group!
You'll surely enjoy all of them.
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hey all, i'm revising the Mountaineers book, '50 Trips, Kayaking Puget Sound to the San Juans and Gulf Islands". Last edition was 99' so a lot of changes to be made including adding info on travelling via paddle boards.
ReplyDeletealso check out the Washington Water Trails Assoc for marine trails and campsites, wwta.org.