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Morning at Heater Point


West Coast of Vancouver Island, BC

50 17’28”N 127 51’20”W

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A bit chilly this afternoon

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Paris doesn’t need footwear?

Booties cause sores. I put on Mushers Secret

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Looks like a comb jelly fish.

I just realized I am late to the jellyfishing party. How do you cook them, deep fry?

That’s all I had to see. Start by trying in recipies where you’d use Spam jelly that doesn’t sting. Biggest problem is they drip through the net.

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Caught an amazing sunset on Monday when I left work. That is the marina where I live, I walk to work.


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I was wondering why there haven’t been many posts here lately, but I forget that it’s winter for most of the rest of the US. So here’s some sunny Florida for you.




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Thanks, I think. 50s and drizzle tend to remove the desire . I was just texting my paddling partner about a Florida trip.

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Here’s the only water I’ve seen around here for the last couple months.:confused:

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Are there trout in your stream? Is it worth breaking out a fly rod?

C’mon down! :smiley:

No, they would all die as soon as it dries up. You have to go to northern AZ to trout fish.

We’re thinking late January or February.

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Love the city skyline shot.

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St Petersburg

Afternoon paddle almost a mile off Gulfport MS…

then a fog bank blew in from the West (which is strange for here) with visibility mostly less than 100 yards…and I was 2.5 miles from my put in. Great fun paddling in the fog once you get well clear of the ship channel / boat traffic area vicinity of the harbor.

And the water has warmed to 67F thanks to unusually warm temps…two weeks ago it was 55F which is normal for mid December.

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Kayakhank, fog is a unique experience. I was only in dense fog twice. A rare experience for practicing navigation skills.