By Vladimir Brezina
Ailsa’s travel-themed photo challenge this week is Connections.
And to travel by folding kayak, you do have to make a lot of connections…
… and maintain them in good working order!
For more, see here.
By Vladimir Brezina
Ailsa’s travel-themed photo challenge this week is Connections.
And to travel by folding kayak, you do have to make a lot of connections…
… and maintain them in good working order!
For more, see here.
Posted in Kayaking, Photography
Tagged Connections, Folding Kayak, Kayak, Photography, postaweek, postaweek2013, Weekly Photo Challenge
By Vladimir Brezina
My last post showed my new 17.5-foot-long kayak completely filling our New York City apartment. And quite a few readers wondered how I was going to get it from the 17th floor down to the street and then to the water…
I suppose I could lower it down from the window on a rope, as some suggested. New York City has laws against most things, but lowering kayaks down the sides of tall buildings is probably not (yet) among them.
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But there is a better way. Here’s how the kayak got to the 17th floor in the first place, and how it’s going to get down again.
Posted in Kayaking, New York City
Tagged Feathercraft, Folding Kayak, Heron, Kayaking, Manhattan, New York City, Sea Kayak
By Vladimir Brezina
This week’s Photo Challenge is Today:
… the photo must be taken today! Don’t cheat, don’t go into your photo archives on your computer, don’t link to an old post. Get your camera out, right now, and snap a picture to share with everyone!
OK, that’s easy!
When the email with the challenge arrived, I was just assembling a kayak in our living room. (Well, the bow sticks out partway into the kitchen.)
Now it’s just a matter of getting it from the 17th floor down to the street, across town, and into the water…
Posted in Kayaking, Photography
Tagged Feathercraft, Folding Kayak, Kayaking, Photography, postaday, postaweek, postaweek2012, Today, Weekly Photo Challenge