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You know what's funny, is that I started seeing YouTube ads for soldering equipment. Big Brother is watching.
Guess it beats having the algorithm start showing ads for AA.
While the quarantine is winding down, you may still want to build a kayak.
www.pygmyboats.com
I built two craft from Pygmy Kayaks some years ago now, and love them. The Arctic Tern 14 and 17. Love the company. The owner is 77, and is putting the company into hibernation, so they are closing out what they have. Located in the PNW, so Whidbey and Seattle folks are well positioned to grab up a closeout kit (if they have any). From their newsletter...
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Pygmyboats.com
www.pygmyboats.com
I built two craft from Pygmy Kayaks some years ago now, and love them. The Arctic Tern 14 and 17. Love the company. The owner is 77, and is putting the company into hibernation, so they are closing out what they have. Located in the PNW, so Whidbey and Seattle folks are well positioned to grab up a closeout kit (if they have any). From their newsletter...
My model
Got the clan a couple of perception kayaks a few months ago for socially distant fun. Plus, it's the easiest way to get outside here in SOMD. Not as pretty as that one but they work great.While the quarantine is winding down, you may still want to build a kayak.
Pygmyboats.com
I built two craft from Pygmy Kayaks some years ago now, and love them. The Arctic Tern 14 and 17. Love the company. The owner is 77, and is putting the company into hibernation, so they are closing out what they have. Located in the PNW, so Whidbey and Seattle folks are well positioned to grab up a closeout kit (if they have any). From their newsletter...
My model
I have a plastic one for going down creeks and bouncing off of rocks too. Definitely the way to get on the water.
I used to take my 14' boat and paddle across from Pax River to Solomon's Island on the weekend, hit the Tiki Bar for Mai-Tai, and paddle back. Fun times.
I used to take my 14' boat and paddle across from Pax River to Solomon's Island on the weekend, hit the Tiki Bar for Mai-Tai, and paddle back. Fun times.
Nice! Have you made the trip to Mallow's Bay to see the "ghost fleet?" It is really something to see.
Not yet, we did a few training paddles in some of the local creeks (Friendship). However, I think we're ready for Mallows now. Getting there was the overall driving factor in getting kayaks.
Pagsistani Navy on maneuvers:
Looks more organized than any Irani FIAC quartet
Beautiful location!
I am in the market for a canoe, actually, if anyone's selling.
Here is a low-cost, man-portable, ASW and ASuW capable, EW-resistant, fire-and-forget, motion-seeking weapon that requires no launcher. In the picture below, AO2 Joe Navy conducts a stern-facing pressure check on the weapon system before a live-fire exercise.
Paddling is such a great way to be on the water. After years of renting, I bought a Easy Rider Eskimo 15 sea kayak during my last tour in Whidbey. I even have an outrigger/sail setup that I've used on the lakes here in NV. Definitely recommend! Hopefully @Spekkio doesn't jump my shit for being a bad officer, but the paddling in Lake Tahoe is phenomenal right now.