Kikaha and their first Calmar (Nia). Note the great job of a cover:-) In particular, notice that seats 5/6 are not covered. In this race, seat 5, Vance, ended up bailing most of the race. The long canoes really take a beating in the rough water where the swells are very close together. It's hard to get a photo from land that does the race justice.
1998 marked a bigger involvment by paddling teams, being won by the Scallterheads and Scatterchicks again. There were now 15 women teams and 16 men's teams. The canadians have to drive almost 400 miles to participate.
This was my first and without a full cover on the canoe we ended up bailing most of the time.
12 comments:
What are you crazy? It's too cold to practice so count me out. I'm going skiing instead.
I won't be able to make it this weekend.
Count me in. No such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing. Layer up.......
I'll be there. Thanks Pete.
Sounds like Johnny Mac will be there. There might be a couple of dragon boaters also
Blog site looks good. See you folks this Sunday, Nov 13. Uncle Pete
I can not make it yet!...Still need to recover from tennis elbow. I like the practice signup sight.
Viking Woman will be there on Nov.13thSunday10 am
and5:30 Nov.9th wednesday!
im there this sunday here on out
I'll be there. Thanks to Pete and Scott.
robin sunday 10 am yes
Russ - I'll be there
Robert - I'll be there
Shane - I'll be there
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