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==General Information==
==General Information==


{{main|Indian Arm kayaking trip}}
{{main|Indian Arm}}


This trip is relatively beginner friendly.  There will be quite a bit of paddling involved: good strength and/or fitness is recommended; paddling experience is a real asset.  
This trip is relatively beginner friendly.  There will be quite a bit of paddling involved: good strength and/or fitness is recommended; paddling experience is a real asset.  
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Some camping experience is also good. We will be paddling double kayaks (more space - more stable - cheaper to rent).
Some camping experience is also good. We will be paddling double kayaks (more space - more stable - cheaper to rent).


'''FRIDAY''' October 3: meet in Deep Cove at 3PM (no later because it gets dark early); paperwork faff and load kayaks - paddle circa 1.27 hours to Twin Island campground and camp for the night.  
*'''FRIDAY''' October 3: meet in Deep Cove at 3PM (no later because it gets dark early); paperwork faff and load kayaks - paddle circa 1.27 hours to Twin Island campground and camp for the night.  
 
*'''SATURDAY''' October 4: breakfast; load kayaks; paddle north on Indian Arm to Granite Falls campground (circa 3.52 hours from Twin); set up camp; dinner, wine & songbook.
'''SATURDAY''' October 4: breakfast; load kayaks; paddle north on Indian Arm to Granite Falls campground (circa 3.52 hours from Twin); set up camp; dinner, wine & songbook.
*'''SUNDAY''' October 5: early breakfast; load kayaks; paddle south (lunch at Jug Island); return to Deep Cove circa 3PM.
 
'''SUNDAY''' October 5: early breakfast; load kayaks; paddle south (lunch at Jug Island); return to Deep Cove circa 3PM.


We should have time on Saturday to explore the North end of Indian Arm by kayak: if we make good time Sunday we can also explore some islands and bays in the South part of the arm.
We should have time on Saturday to explore the North end of Indian Arm by kayak: if we make good time Sunday we can also explore some islands and bays in the South part of the arm.
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Wednesday, October 1 2008 at 6PM - in the VOC clubroom before the slideshow.  
Wednesday, October 1 2008 at 6PM - in the VOC clubroom before the slideshow.  


==(with capsize recovery training)==
==Sign-up==


#Sophia Toft Moulton
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==Sign-up==


For safety reasons, '''numbers are limited to 10 people''', with a minimum of 2 people with capsize recovery training (experience with solo and assisted rescues in sea kayaks).
For safety reasons, '''numbers are limited to 10 people''', with a minimum of 2 people with capsize recovery training (experience with solo and assisted rescues in sea kayaks).


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#Sophia Toft Moulton (capsize recovery training)
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==Wait List==
==Wait List==

Revision as of 17:21, 20 September 2008

Date

October 3rd - 5th, 2008

General Information

Main article: Indian Arm

This trip is relatively beginner friendly. There will be quite a bit of paddling involved: good strength and/or fitness is recommended; paddling experience is a real asset.

Some camping experience is also good. We will be paddling double kayaks (more space - more stable - cheaper to rent).

  • FRIDAY October 3: meet in Deep Cove at 3PM (no later because it gets dark early); paperwork faff and load kayaks - paddle circa 1.27 hours to Twin Island campground and camp for the night.
  • SATURDAY October 4: breakfast; load kayaks; paddle north on Indian Arm to Granite Falls campground (circa 3.52 hours from Twin); set up camp; dinner, wine & songbook.
  • SUNDAY October 5: early breakfast; load kayaks; paddle south (lunch at Jug Island); return to Deep Cove circa 3PM.

We should have time on Saturday to explore the North end of Indian Arm by kayak: if we make good time Sunday we can also explore some islands and bays in the South part of the arm.

How much does it cost?

We will be renting kayaks from Deep Cove Canoe and Kayak, which should come to about $80 each for the three days (includes kayak, paddle, PFD, sprayskirt, mandatory safety equipment).

Food groups will split the cost of food: transportation is FREE if you have a U-Pass! (it's a whopping $6.50 in bus fare if you don't)

What to bring

Detailed list TBP (to be posted) :)

Dryschool

A pre-trip meeting to cover some safety issues; also, planning food and tent groups.

Wednesday, October 1 2008 at 6PM - in the VOC clubroom before the slideshow.

Sign-up

Signup Closed
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For safety reasons, numbers are limited to 10 people, with a minimum of 2 people with capsize recovery training (experience with solo and assisted rescues in sea kayaks).

  1. Sophia Toft Moulton (capsize recovery training)
  2. Sarah Long
  3. Kai Chaplin
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Wait List