Yeah, but…
Rain paddling is fun when it is falling. Not so much when the rain is moving laterally from wind storms vice falling.
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I think you PNWers may be better adapted to rain than most of us - but we enjoy it too…
Visually its like fog - the soft edges are comfortable in their way. It gets more uncomfortable on the third or fourth day. The visual charms seem less charming.
Wisc. River 2010 - That dot on the waterline on the left side is Boyscout, who used to post here a lot.
And just a little later.
Jump River, WI. Guideboatguy and Rena
And me on the same day,
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Before I retired if it was planned it was a done deal. Now that I have time, I don’t go in questionable weather.
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I’m pretty sure that’s a big smile in the last picture!!
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It is. It was pouring buckets - one just has to laugh heartily at yourself when engaged in something that goofy. The phrase “crazy as a loon in a bowl full of tuna fish” sometimes comes to mind. And it was a planned done deal, as string said. The shuttle was run - we were going paddling. Period.
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SSV Corwith Cramer at sunset. 134’ steel brigantine operated by the Sea Education Association out of Woods Hole MA. She has been here in St Pete for a couple of months waiting for the next at sea program to begin.
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I’ve never been to Spring Island.
The Squamish & Elaho rivers in BC Canada, not sure if that’s Fraser Canyon
"Where the hell is Chassahowitza ?"or that’s what the t-shirt says. My brother and I spent a couple of days there in a dump but it was close to the ramp. And there were a couple of manatee families close by.
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