A few pics to share...
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| Alex pulled up a full half-hour before the predetermined meeting time!!! |
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| Getting ready |
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| Alex (far left) gave a little safety speech before getting underway |
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| Paddlers listening attentively to the leader, but anxious to get underway |
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| The falls is always a favorite place to stop when doing the Cape Broyle paddle |
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| Barb |
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| Julie |
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| Mike |
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| Just up from the falls, where the land is the narrowest, is... |
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| ... where we generally cross over to the south side. |
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| When there is a big rock you are just compelled to paddle around it |
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| Eugene in his new Torngat |
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| Julie is becoming a bit of a rock-hopper |
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| I believe this was taken at Gallow's Cove point |
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| Sean and his son |
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| It's always important to stop for lunch... |
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| Old Wobbly |
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| Another rock to paddle around |
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| Sharon and Chris |
And I thought I would add in a pic of my soon-to-be supper that was waiting to go into the pot me when I arrived home....
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| Since all three were lady lobsters I decided to name them Julie, Barb, and Sharon... they went well with a variety of salads and a glass of wine. |
Despite today's paddle being cut a little short, and a watch and a camera being lost overboard, I think people enjoyed themselves... at least I hope they did. thanks to Alex for leading the trip and thanks to those who showed up to share the day.
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