[Former Member]

Anybody want to buy this book for the club library?

https://nanaimo.craigslist.org/bks/d/parksville-sea-kayak-nootka-kyuquot/7248917143.html

[Former Member]

sold , post deleted 

[Former Member]

Hey folks — I’m not associated with Spirit of the West Adventures (a local kayak tour operator here on Quadra), but passing on that they are selling (part of) their fleet, as posted on FaceBook:

Seaward Southwind – Double, blue
Seaward Passat – Double, purple
Seaward Passat – Double, orange
Seaward Passat – Double, blue
Atlantis Titan – Single, gray
Delta 17 – Single, yellow
Current Designs Solstice GTS HV – Single, yellow
Seaward Navigator – Single, white
Current Designs Solstice GT – Single, white
Current Designs Solstice GT HV – Single, white
TRAK 2.0 (folding kayak) – Single, red
TRAK 2.0 (folding kayak) – Single, black
TRAK 2.0 (folding kayak) – Single, black
TRAK 2.0 (folding kayak) – Single, yellow

 

[Former Member]

Thanks Allen,

I’m going to look at it today and may buy it if in good condition.

Cheers

[Vincent Law]

Thx Allen.

I am looking for a epic 16’ or 18’.

If anyone knows of one for sale please let contact me.

[Former Member]

Hey. Spotted this on Craigslist today. Just passing this on.

Seaward Navigator $1000

I emailed the guy and he doesn’t know what year it is. I’m pretty sure it’s F/G from the photos.

 

[Former Member]

More suggestions from George and Clark added to the list (and yes, we’ll get the classifications nailed down). Keep those ideas coming!

Clark asked if I give lessons in pun-ing. I do not. I’m merely .. dad to the bone. 😀

[Former Member]

Fast boat. Tracks like on rails. Turns about the same. Felt a lot like a Necky.

[Former Member]

I know many of you are shopping for deals on gear this time of year (our winter of discount tent!). Now is also time to think about where you want to paddle when the days grow longer again.

Our inestimable Nick Heath suggested some additional areas of adventure for 2021. These are now appended to the catalog. Please wander over and take a look.

[George Prevost]

Hi everyone.  During the social part at the end of Monday’s virtual club meeting I ended up in a breakout room with Rick Redmond, who is president of Medicine Hat Paddling in Alberta.  He’s looking for a new kayak and is considering getting a Seaward Tyee.  He hasn’t had a chance to paddle one so is very interested in getting opinions and feedback from people who have.  If you’ve paddled a Tyee, or, better yet, own one and are willing to share your impressions with him, you can reach him at rick.redmond@telus.net.  He’s a very friendly and interesting fellow.

[Former Member]

Thank-you Cynthia. Can you check out the Trips Catalog too? It would be nice to know what trips you’d like to join as well 🙂

[George Prevost]

Mike Gilbert, club member and member of our Executive, recently had an article published in New Zealand Sea Kayak Magazine.  It’s entitled: Your Paddle Club and Association: As good as your support”.  If you’d like to read what Mike has to say, here’s a link: https://indd.adobe.com/view/5bd46626-cd42-4399-89c5-9d12ce70e614

[Cynthia Materi]

Hi,

I would be happy to lead day trips out of Deep Cove and/or Barnet Marine Park.  Could do several during the season.

Cynthia Rose Lee

[Former Member]

Hello everyone! To make this process easier, we compiled a catalog of trips done by the club previously, along with some new suggestions, for you to choose from. The link below will take you to a form where you can  check off the ones you’d like.

You will be asked for your email address. This is so you can edit your answers if you want to.

https://forms.gle/koPc9PU1fkFNrjP5A

[Mike Gilbert]

Hi everyone,

Allan Edwin and I (your Trips Committee) would like your input as to what trips you would like to see offered for 2021.  After all, you are our members and providing you with opportunities that you are keen to go do is just a win / win.

Our Trip Planning meeting is to take place in the early New Year so if you have some thoughts on this please send them along to either Allan or myself before the end of December, 2020.

We are looking for your direction for 1/2 day trips, full day trips, short 1 to 5 day overnights and longer expeditions (7 – 14 days).  As some people are working and needing to schedule 2021 holidays this is a good time to get this input – especially for the longer trips.  If you need ideas please go to SKABC’s Trips Header and click on “Locations” in the drop down list.  Or you might have an idea for someplace not on that list.

Our plan is to schedule the 2021 season as would normally be done providing our members with a full schedule.  Should Covid mean cancelling some planned trips then so be it but we want to try to provide as much opportunity as possible for people to get out on the water and enjoy some good paddles in some locations they want to see.

If you have been a Trip Leader in the past or would like to become a Trip Leader and lead trips in 2021 please let us know as we would love to have as many members as possible signed up (and trained) in that role.  Training / reviewing will take place in the new year.

So get hold of us with your “Trips” ideas so they might be included at our upcoming planning meeting.  No disappointments if we can help it!

Cheers, Allan & Mike

 

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