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Date Posted: Monday, September 14, 12:18:26am
Author: AS
Author Host/IP: d154-20-59-54.bchsia.telus.net / 154.20.59.54
Subject: Never done anything smaller than a kayak myself.
In reply to: Lij 's message, "If I'm going to be on a boat on the ocean...." on Sunday, September 13, 08:00:55pm

So far it's been one of the busiest years ever as far as orca and whale spotting up here-five new babies added to the population. We're increasingly out on the water in a variety of craft and boards...even camping last weekend, two orcas started chasing seals a stones' throw from the campsite we were staying at. So I expect to see more of these kind of stories to come. I don't think there are any credible stories of orca incidents outside of those idiot marine parks but I hope orcas continue to visit us, just wish don't confuse divers or boarders for for a seal, eh??

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[> [> [> Oh yeah..... -- Lij, Monday, September 14, 08:39:35am (adsl-99-102-184-150.dsl.bltnin.sbcglobal.net/99.102.184.150)

Up near Bella Coola - right at the harbor, actually - when I was on the old Queen, what most agreed was a blue whale surfaced right near the ship. I would not want to be in a kayak near one of those when it was around, let alone an orca. Even if a blue whale is a baleen whale.

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