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Subject: Early Season Paddle

Author:
Mike Madden

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Date Posted: 13:06:24 03/23/05 Wed
In reply to: Pathfinder 's message, "Re: Anyone up for an early season paddle? (first Saturday of good weather)" on 23:25:49 03/10/05 Thu

I would be interested but I'll be gone for the first two weeks of April. Do you think we'll be back by dark this time??

Mike

>I'll go, what ever you got.
>
>As far as Tops and Bottoms, or a suit, I when with the
>top and bottom combo because they are more useful
>seperate. I don't plan to cross the North Sea any
>time soon, but when I do something that extreme, I'll
>get the suit.
>
>Never gone in the drink in my dry ammenities, but I
>have weathered rain and snow storms (one good one with
>Kramer) in 20-30 degree weather. I was toasty warm
>the whole time.
>
>In fact, with Kramer, during a heavy downpour last
>spring, we sat under the flood gates of a dam in our
>yaks as watered poured over and down 30' pounding us
>in our kayak.
>
>Papa has entered the drink many times with a dry top
>on, so maybe he can fill ya in.
>
>Let me know, and I'll take ya down the Rouge River
>when you come. I got a Jeep that we can stack 6 yaks
>on.
>
>Lookin forward to it.
>
>Pathfinder
>
>PS I got my Captiva from Bill and Pauls, they are a
>little more pricy, (7-10% ???) but pretty good guys.
>
>
>
>>Anyone interested in an early season paddle near G.R.?
>>I'm thinking the first Saturday of good weather
>>(sunshine & above 40). I need to demo a sea kayak from
>>Bill & Paul's. Anyone ever deal w/ them?
>>
>>Anyone ever go in the drink w/ a dry coat & dry
>>pants/bibs? I'm trying to figure out if I want to go
>>the jacket+pants route or with a drysuit.

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