The Goldenrod Blem Kayaks
It All Began… It all began with an order for a goldenrod NC17 Quest. I started as I always do, spraying the gel coat.
Read MoreIt All Began… It all began with an order for a goldenrod NC17 Quest. I started as I always do, spraying the gel coat.
Read MoreIf you have not yet gotten out to view the bioluminescence in Puget Sound this year, you still have several opportunities in August. If you…
Read MoreBonding your Kayak: The Magic of Methyl Methacrylate When bonding your kayak we use Methyl Methacrylate Adhesive (MMA) for several steps of our building process.
Read MoreLast week, we described how we make all the parts for your kayak. At this point, like raw gemstones, they are rough. Next, we…
Read MoreWhat do we mean when we say that NC Kayaks are handmade in the Pacific Northwest? We mean that we make all of the fiberglass…
Read MoreLast summer, we noticed that various local kayaking Facebook groups had many threads with folks wondering how to view bioluminescence in Puget Sound. We’ve found…
Read MoreOur plan for Day 9 is to check off the northern-most waypoint of the race: Point Roberts Buoy R “4” 4s BELL. Even though I…
Read MoreThe Plan for Day 8 is to cross off our next waypoint: Bellingham outfall buoy Fl Y 10s priv. If that doesn’t make any sort…
Read MoreIf you haven’t already read the original plan, check it out: WA360: Day 6 – Strong Like an Oak. For those of…
Read MoreThe plan for Day Seven is to travel from Oak Harbor, check off our next waypoint at Goat Island, and through the Swinomish Slough to…
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