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Tuesday, August 25. 2015

Nauset Marsh

On Saturday morning, we'll be kayaking through the vast Nauset Marsh,  checking out the wildlife, communing with the marsh gods, and getting a moderate workout for a few hours.  It's a maze, easy to get lost when you can't see over the marsh grasses.


Everybody understands that water wants to kill you.




Posted by Bird Dog in The Culture, "Culture," Pop Culture and Recreation at 12:16 | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)

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to Bird Dog: Are you and the other Maggies Farmers familiar with Liberty Puzzles? Really wonderful craftsmanship, very reasonable price for what you get, and made in America. The puzzles can make for unique gifts. (I have no connection other than being a very satisfied customer.) Thank you, Tom Gulick (West Monroe, LA - Duck Dynasty country)
#1 Tom Gulick on 2015-08-25 14:04 (Reply)
similar to rowing shell re-entry, use the oar (paddle) for lateral resistance
#2 Dennis on 2015-08-25 21:26 (Reply)
I'd have been more impressed if he hadn't been standing in only chest deep water when he did that, but the stirrup trick at the end was useful.

As I've gotten older and more pear shaped, getting back into the boat has become a lot harder.
#3 John the River (Link) on 2015-08-26 10:01 (Reply)

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