Same here. Very muggy.It’s been very hot and nasty.
Canada without liquor?Martini vacation in Ontario! The LCBO(Liquor Control Board of Ontario)moves into a second week of its strike. All stores closed. Beer still available thru our "Beer Stores" and Ontario vino thru some supermarkets. Booze? Forget it. Tough on small bars that couldn't afford to stockpile pre-strike.
Happy I kicked iv Absolut/Bombay infusions...
It's been rainy, humid but cooler here. Temperatures are not our issue this year - just freaking rain, rain, rain.It’s been very hot and nasty.
You’re smart to take a class. So many people just hop in and paddle and get caught in the current and can’t get back to where they started. Especially if you’re planning on doing any sea kayaking.Glad you’re OK, nerwin. Luckily we’re on top of a hill so the creek would have to rise a lot to get to us.
We've reconsidered the trailer. No ropom top park it in the driveway, wo don't want top put it or the other vehicles in the street (unless MLSIL drives down) and I'm not ready tp tru and back it up into the bach yard, sop we are holding odd on the trailer for the time being. We weill revisit this in a few months.
I've picked out the truck rack and options I want. The system is expandable but I'm only concentrating on the kayak setup right now. I'll probably try to get to a 1/2-day kayak fundamentals course in a couple weeks. Considering taking one to Maine next month.
Though it's been a long time, I've done a bit of stillwater and light current canoeing - a few ponds, the C&O Canal, and the Patuxent River. I'll do the same with the 'yak until I get some experience. One of the things I want to do is go see the Ghost Fleet of Mallows Bay.You’re smart to take a class. So many people just hop in and paddle and get caught in the current and can’t get back to where they started. Especially if you’re planning on doing any sea kayaking.