Lighten it up with some fun pics

[Black_Fly]

Not a canoeing photo, but it shows what I must deal with. Got up for a cup of coffee and came back to this. I don't know how he goes to sleep so fast, but I don't have the heart to wake him.

 

[Boatman53]

The view from my daughters front yard this morning in Saranac Lake.
And we have flurries here in Maine.
Jim

 

[Sdrew22]

Same here in the Finger Lakes. Flurries. Hard to believe Memorial Day is two weeks away.

 

[Robin]

Before and after

 

[alsg]

Before and after

That looks better than new! Nice job, Robin!

 

[goonstroke]

Time to load up and go.

 

[Guest]

One of my favorite coastal sites, resting in the shady live oak grotto at #12 at Hammocks Beach

PA281464 by Mike McCrea, on Flickr

 

[Bob B.]

Oh the days when I could get out to the back country ... I miss them ...

Bob.

 

[clemency]

Cottage canoe and a day paddle on the Connecticut River paddlers trail. Not exactly tripping, but if you must quarantine and social distance they work for me.

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[Guest]

Family sailing, Sockeye, Optima, Vagabond

P3211753 by Mike McCrea, on Flickr

 

[Mason]

I'll call your sailing....Day 7 of 43, somewhere between the Cochrane and the Thlewiaza rivers. Allnutt Lake??

 

[meopilite]

 

[Black_Fly]

 

[alsg]

 

[Guest]

Nice day for a paddle

P5010955 by Mike McCrea, on Flickr

Not a nice day for a paddle

P2131653 by Mike McCrea, on Flickr

 

[Jim Dodd]

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Black Fly ! I'm starting to itch like Crazy !

 

[Jim Dodd]

Nice day for a paddle

P5010955 by Mike McCrea, on Flickr

Not a nice day for a paddle

P2131653 by Mike McCrea, on Flickr

Thanks Mike ! My bug bites feel better already !

 

[Mowgli]

A mental battery recharge overnight on Selden Neck island on The Connecticut River

 

[Guest]

Heading east across Kansas on I-70 in the setting sun. Piss in a bottle dammit, we are not stopping now; we got a half tank of gas and it doesn’t get much flatter or straighter.

P5131083 by Mike McCrea, on Flickr

Anyone else enthralled by watching their roof racked canoe shadows? I love roofline shadows on roadside banks and cuts, when the outline of the canoes flashed suddenly closer, then further distant.

 

[Jim Dodd]