The day to post a note slid by as I relaxed after packing my last two recently purchased dry bags. I had been packing bit by bit after or before going to work all week, and finally felt I could relax. The final packing item was to see where everything fit in the kayak and finally, after shoving this bag here and squishing that bag there, I was satisfied with only one mystery remaining: Will she float or wail with overload agony?
Now, for the REST of the story:
LAKE SHASTA CAMPOUT
As I sit here contemplating the next thought, I am re-living the sensation of bobbing on the waves created by passing speed boats on Lake Shasta. The Last twenty-four hours seems packed with more experience than just the marking of time could tell. In a nutshell, we tested kayak packing, camping equipment, and exchanged information on our individual items of interest. Everyone, it seemed, had something that they learned this trip which they planned to put to use on the Waldo Lake trip. We had good laughing times, too, and pictures that will tell you about what...
It was a good weekend, and successful as well as educational. Mary and I are interested in creating a journal for others to write some of thier perspectives of their experiences and we'll see what we can do to make that happen. A good way to start is to simply write a comment. Pleae do!
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