Tachdriver wrote:NanciL wrote:NCWriter wrote:NanciL wrote:
A few years ago, my wife and I paddled over and back in our kayaks.
We had to wait until a large freighter passed before crossing the shipping lane.
At that time when we explored the island, there was a small blackened area that was caused by a "controlled burn".
I guess they should have waited for a lightning strike.
On the way back we had to surf in with breakers.
On two other occasions we paddled the five miles across Tampa Bay to Anna Maria Island, but those recaps are for another time
It was a fun day
Jack L
You and Nanci need to write a book about kayaking in Florida.
We were going to, but the cost is too much and we would rather just share for free our Google web site.
Check it out.
It has most of the Florida springs, rivers, the Everglades and the Keys
https://sites.google.com/site/flkeyskayaktrips/
Jack L
Isn't there a way to publish works without all the expense? Maybe an e-book that you charge for, if its income you are looking for.
NanciL wrote:NCWriter wrote:NanciL wrote:
A few years ago, my wife and I paddled over and back in our kayaks.
We had to wait until a large freighter passed before crossing the shipping lane.
At that time when we explored the island, there was a small blackened area that was caused by a "controlled burn".
I guess they should have waited for a lightning strike.
On the way back we had to surf in with breakers.
On two other occasions we paddled the five miles across Tampa Bay to Anna Maria Island, but those recaps are for another time
It was a fun day
Jack L
You and Nanci need to write a book about kayaking in Florida.
We were going to, but the cost is too much and we would rather just share for free our Google web site.
Check it out.
It has most of the Florida springs, rivers, the Everglades and the Keys
https://sites.google.com/site/flkeyskayaktrips/
Jack L
NCWriter wrote:NanciL wrote:
A few years ago, my wife and I paddled over and back in our kayaks.
We had to wait until a large freighter passed before crossing the shipping lane.
At that time when we explored the island, there was a small blackened area that was caused by a "controlled burn".
I guess they should have waited for a lightning strike.
On the way back we had to surf in with breakers.
On two other occasions we paddled the five miles across Tampa Bay to Anna Maria Island, but those recaps are for another time
It was a fun day
Jack L
You and Nanci need to write a book about kayaking in Florida.
NanciL wrote:
A few years ago, my wife and I paddled over and back in our kayaks.
We had to wait until a large freighter passed before crossing the shipping lane.
At that time when we explored the island, there was a small blackened area that was caused by a "controlled burn".
I guess they should have waited for a lightning strike.
On the way back we had to surf in with breakers.
On two other occasions we paddled the five miles across Tampa Bay to Anna Maria Island, but those recaps are for another time
It was a fun day
Jack L
