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Last year Freya Hoffmeister began her legendary circumnavigation of North America in Seattle, kayaking north to Kodiak, then returning to Seattle and paddling south to Oregon. This year, she resumes her trip.
A man with a kayak is never lost. No matter whither he may paddle, his food and shelter are right with him, and home is wherever he may choose to land.
Last year Freya Hoffmeister began her legendary circumnavigation of North America in Seattle, kayaking north to Kodiak, then returning to Seattle and paddling south to Oregon. This year, she resumes her trip.
This is a very well made video of The Shuyak Island Cleanp Project that I participated in last summer. The video was produced by one of the volunteers that came out from Sydney Australia and she was part of the group that replaced us when we had to leave.
The stars aligned and I was finally able to make my way north to Jordan River (JR) B.C. It was sort of a last minute decision for the trip, I called up Mario a friend and fellow paddler in Victoria and told him I was coming up. We made plans to meet at JR Saturday morning. I didn't not have time to make ferry reservations, or campsite reservations, oh and by the way it was easter weekend.
A couple of local paddlers (Tom Jordan & Pat O'Connor) launched from Olympia, WA on May 13th 2012 and paddled for 78 days up the Inside Passage, landing in Skagway Alaska on July 28th.
Come to the University Place Library on Thursday October 18th at 7pm to watch a slide show presentation about there trip.