Winds of Change
We’ve been picking up the mileage on our training paddles, since SEVENTY48 is quickly approaching. We had plans that kept us from the water…
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Paddle Puget Sound
Training Paddle: Double Fox
One of the things we didn’t really prepare ourselves for the first year we did SEVENTY48 was high-mileage days. That first year, we hardly…
Read MoreDash Point Pier to Dick Gilmur Public Access (& back)
We’ve had a slower start to our training season than normal. Our household tackled both the flu and COVID during the time we normally would…
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Summer 2022 Bioluminescence in Puget Sound: Best Dates
If you have not yet gotten out to view summer 2022 bioluminescence in Puget Sound, you still have several opportunities throughout the summer. If you…
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August 2021 Bioluminescence Update
If you have not yet gotten out to view the bioluminescence in Puget Sound this year, you still have several opportunities in August. If you…
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June & July 2021 Update: Bioluminescence in Puget Sound
Last 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…
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The Plan – WA360 2021
Plan is a strong word – with a race this long, it’s a little bit more of a choose-your-own-adventure. We have an ideal plan that…
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Bowtie on Bainbridge Day Two
This is our big day: for day two of Bowtie on Bainbridge Weekend, we’re circumnavigating Bainbridge Island. We planned for nearly 30 nmi, which…
Read MoreBowtie on Bainbridge: The Plan
What does it mean to put a “Bowtie on Bainbridge”? That doesn’t even make sense. Well, in our quest to circumnavigate the islands of…
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Camping at Hope Island
This past weekend, we thought it was time to practice our camp set-up for SEVENTY48 and WA360 by camping at Hope Island. We…
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