[Roberto Dominguez]

Last minute paddle on Saturday was great!

Such a beautiful day was perfect to try the new GoPro Hero10.

It was very calm leaving Jericho beach… it got a bit windy on the way back from Siwash Rock, but we had a great time!

Here is the video and some pictures.

Thanks George and Rhys for organizing.

[Kathy Romses]

I will attend the AGM on Monday.

[Nick Heath]

Hey Sarka, you are already reg’d, but to be clear, we can each register only ourselves, using our own web site sign-ons, as we do for all of our events (courses, trips, BBQs etc).

Only the Queen of Sheba gets her servants to register for her, but, regrettably, I hear she is not planning to attend!

[Kevin Hall]

Hi Harald, I’m interested. Sent you a text.

[Former Member]

Everything is gone now.

[Sarka Lhotak]

Please, register me for AGM.

Sarka Lhotak

[Former Member]

Please register me for the AGM, thanks

Gunilla

[Josephine Kovacs]

Please register me for AGM. Thanks

Josephine Kovacs

[Nick Heath]

Come on SKABCers! Get on it!

21 only are registered so far…but the meeting is fast approaching – this coming Mon evening!

Participate and don’t miss our super presentations!!

[George Prevost]

(I posted this yesterday on the short notice paddles forum but haven’t gotten any replies yet.  I thought more people might see it if I put it in the general discussion forum, too.)

The forecast for this coming weekend (October 30 and 31) looks excellent, with sunshine starting Friday and lasting at least through Monday.  I would like to do an overnight trip to one of the Howe Sound sites – probably Ramillies Channel, but it’s up for negotiation – and am looking for some company.  The plan would be to launch from Porteau Cove at 9:30 or 10:00 a.m. on Saturday morning and to return early to mid-afternoon on Sunday.

The current forecast is for light to moderate winds but things can change quickly in Howe Sound so this is a paddle for intermediate paddlers, or above, who are comfortable potentially paddling in ten to fifteen knot winds and some whitecaps.  The  forecast high temperature is 10 degrees and the water is getting cold as winter approaches so you will need to be dressed for immersion and cool conditions.  Depending on conditions, and what the group wants to do, we may paddle up to about fourteen nautical miles on one or the other of the days.

If you’re interested, please reply to this post, email me at georgepr@telus.net or text me at 778-235-9242.  I’ll set up a Zoom call for Wednesday or Thursday evening so we can come up with a detailed plan that suits everyone.

[George Prevost]

The forecast for this coming weekend (October 30 and 31) looks excellent, with sunshine starting Friday and lasting at least through Monday.  I would like to do an overnight trip to one of the Howe Sound sites – probably Ramillies Channel, but it’s up for negotiation – and am looking for some company.  The plan would be to launch from Porteau Cove at 9:30 or 10:00 a.m. on Saturday morning and to return early to mid-afternoon on Sunday.

The current forecast is for light to moderate winds but things can change quickly in Howe Sound so this is a paddle for intermediate paddlers, or above, who are comfortable potentially paddling in ten to fifteen knot winds and some whitecaps.  The  forecast high temperature is 10 degrees and the water is getting cold as winter approaches so you will need to be dressed for immersion and cool conditions.  Depending on conditions, and what the group wants to do, we may paddle up to about fourteen nautical miles on one or the other of the days.

If you’re interested, please reply to this post, email me at georgepr@telus.net or text me at 778-235-9242.  I’ll set up a Zoom call for Wednesday or Thursday evening so we can come up with a detailed plan that suits everyone.

[George Prevost]

I’m planning to launch at Vanier Park (by the Coast Guard station) at 11:30 and paddle to Siwash Rock and back, stopping somewhere on the way for lunch.  Total distance will be four or five nautical miles, or about two hours paddling not including breaks.

It may be somewhat windy so although this is usually a suitable paddle for beginners, it probably won’t be this weekend.  I plan to keep an eye on the forecast and make a go/no go decision Sunday morning.  If we get to the launch and are concerned about the wind, an alternate may be to paddle around False Creek instead.

If you’re interested in joining me, please reply to this posting, send me an email at georgepr@telus.net, or send me a text at 778-235-9242.

[Former Member]

I can be reached by text at 604-617-8624 or email at rchat@me.com.  I’m picking up the paddle from Gabrielle in the morning and will be staying in North Van Thursday night through Monday afternoon.  Let me know where you are.

[Roberto Dominguez]

Thanks Randy!

Will email you directly with the details. It’s from Grabriela, at greenlandpaddles.ca 🙂

 

[Former Member]

I am coming over for the weekend and staying in North Vancouver.  I’ll be driving around quite a bit, so I may even be able to bring it directly to you.  Is it a “Paddle by George”?

Randy

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