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Anon
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 Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2008 9:07 pm Post subject: Curiosity over Nighttime Kayaking |
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I am not a kayaker, but I am curious regarding aspects of general small boating.
One of the aspects that I'm curious about in small-boating (kayaks, rowboats, inflatables etc.)...is evening and night boating experiences--particularly in mild weather (spring, summer and early autumn).
I think that the local open water (especially at night) in mild weather would be fairly ideal for experiencing a sense of nature without the inconveniences associated with extended traveling or crowds.
Look forward to any boater posting related experiences.
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Bishop
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| Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2008 8:31 am Post subject: Kayaking at night is great! |
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It's great to do. Find a small body or water (creek, pond lake) or even just travel up and down the shore of the Hudson. I headlamp is perfect lighting. Its very peaceful out there. I love it!
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Anon
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| Posted: Sat Feb 09, 2008 7:45 am Post subject: Re: Kayaking at night is great! |
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| Bishop wrote: | It's great to do. Find a small body or water (creek, pond lake) or even just travel up and down the shore of the Hudson. I headlamp is perfect lighting. Its very peaceful out there. I love it!
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You know...a touristy photo or even hype from some local bureaucrat does not equal someone's experience--imo. So your reply is quite encouraging.
Also, as I focus on the idea...I'm realizing that the local river access (near Beacon) is fairly ideal for small-boat usage (a fairly placid, but quite a wide open expanse).
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