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This blog will chronical canoe, kayak and other boating related trips I have planned or completed.
I hope you are inspired to get outside and live life to its fullest.
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Additional Tracking tricks and info.
When you go to the tracking map, if you zoom in and then click on a part of the route (not a ping dot) you will get some info regarding my paddling speed and distance traveled. I am sorry that the navigation links aren’t working for phones. I’ll work on that soon I hope. So
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Testing
The tracking map shows a test message I sent after eating dinner at Joes Stonecrab restaurant this evening 1/28. Great meal and we had some fun there seeing Miami. So the show starts tomorrow – start looking at the tracking map say after 10am to watch my progress. I can tell you that seeing Miami
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Comments – Make some noise
I figured out how to allow y’all to make comments. Sorry it wasn’t available previously. So make some comments please.
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About the Tracking Map link
I carry a PLD (personal locator device) for safety. It pings satellites and tracks my path, this link should allow you to see where I am as I travel each day. If things go awry I can hit a button to request assistance of my family, another button to let my family know I am
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Thanks Bruce. I start Monday.
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Thank Cheryl. I start Monday and prayers would be nice.
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Just left Ft. Lauderdale to head to Virginia!
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Thank you. I start Monday.
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Happy paddling! Have a safe and wonderful adventure. Praying for sunny skies and calmer waters. Will be following you .
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Thanks for stopping at Camachee Cove Yacht Harbor in St. Augustine, Florida. We don’t get too many kayakers here. Good luck on your amazing journey!
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Thank you for all your help.
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interesting to read about your ICW 2024 journey . Looking forward to reading about your next trip!
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This brought back so many memories of my first trip down – as soon as my older brother and I were old enough – middle school – my Dad fulfilled his lifelong dream of paddling the Allagash – we put it in on one of the upper lakes. First memories are us all sleeping under one tarp – no tent – waking up with 1000 mosquitoes perched right over our faces. And also catching dozens of brook trout into the evening on what became bare hooks – at a stream coming in. While we were dragged on this of course I ended up with several boats, doing tons of whitewater and canoe trips through out my life – and now have the light Souris River kevlar/fiberglass 17 so I can keep going alone in my old age – now 71. Ended up on one of my parents 3 week arctic trips before grad school back in 1977. Every time my Dad saw another person on a trip in Maine he would go 100 miles further north and that’s how he got to the arctic. My older sister and husband have continued to do dozens of them.
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It is a beautiful area and unfortunately i did see more people than I had hoped – mid week in late Sept. – great for fall color though. Thanks for continuing to follow.
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