Sunday past, four of us paddled out of Middle Cove. We crossed Outer Cove and headed for Torbay Point, then paddled back into Outer Cover, and decided to head over to Motion. Enroute we got close to some whales, but no one was able to get a picture. They just surfaced near us and submerged just as quick. Unless you leave your camera on, or they decide to be curious and hang around while you turn on your camera, it's sometimes harder than one would think to get a picture of these big creatures...
Anyway, I took a bunch of pictures but a lot of them were out of focus. Here are a few to share...
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| The put-in at Middle Cove |
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| Tony |
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| Gary |
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| My paddling companions |
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| Tony |
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| Hazen |
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| Gary |
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| Lunch time at Motion |
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| Hazen |
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| Back at Middle Cove |
Also check out Tony's blog entry on the day....
Clyde happened to be walking along the trail overlooking Middle Cove when we were paddling there and snapped this shot...
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| Gary, Hazen, and Tony |
Thanks for letting me use the pic, Clyde. Too bad you weren't on the water with us...
Nice shots Dean. In one it looks like the stern of my boat is under water.
ReplyDeleteyeah, I found that pic interesting. I don't know if it is actually submerged or not... can't think of why it would be though...
ReplyDeleteIt appears as though the stern of Tony's kayak is being viewed through the crest of a wave just in front of it, while the stern is down in the trough a bit, giving it the appearance of being submerged.
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