Paddling pics

dnellans

Adventurer
could you post these somewhere that doesn't require me to register/login to see them? would love to see them but i'm still boycotting facebook and myspace :costumed-smiley-007
 

kerry

Expedition Leader
could you post these somewhere that doesn't require me to register/login to see them? would love to see them but i'm still boycotting facebook and myspace :costumed-smiley-007

The video was too big to upload to my Photobucket account so I made it available to everybody on Facebook but I didn't realize you'd have to login to see it. Any suggestions for a good video site that can handle more than 100mb?
 

T.Low

Expedition Leader
could you post these somewhere that doesn't require me to register/login to see them? would love to see them but i'm still boycotting facebook and myspace :costumed-smiley-007

You mean I'm not the only still not on MyFace?
 

adventureduo

Dave Druck [KI6LBB]
Dude, insane :Wow1::drool:

I think we all needed/wanted to see that again!...

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The old indian face


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Grand Portal, partially collapsed. Pictures don't do the size of these arches justice!


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Taking a lunch break along the Mosquito River
 

upcruiser

Perpetual Transient
Thanks Dave! And as is usually the case, pictures just don't do it justice. The water to the horizon view combined with the colors of the cliffs and water, as well as the sounds of the gulls and water in the sea cave caverns, the smell even, its truly inspiring. That's why I love paddling so much. All the sensory stimulation that accompanies it! ha ha
 

Cabrito

I come in Peace
This is a great thread - i wish I had never sold my kayak.

Thanks for a awesome pics everyone!
 

upcruiser

Perpetual Transient
Here are some new ones, some from late June, others from mid July off the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in the northern lower peninsula of Michigan.

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Where sand meets water off of Sleeping Bear Point

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taken from about a mile off shore looking south down the Sleeping Bear Dunes with the Empire Bluffs in the distance

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little swim, snack break, and siesta on the beach

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On this day I took my friends out for their first kayak paddle. This was along the Sleeping Bear Dunes. Frank is from Panama and Isha from India. They kept marvelling at the blue of the "glacier" water. haha

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taking a break to hunt for Petoskey stones
 

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