We walked out to the bird blind on the boardwalk today, admiring the winter waterfowl!
Continue reading..CMPSPToday we went on a pelagic, which was spectacular! This time, I was spared from awful seasickness and got to fully enjoy the day. The temps ranged from the 30’s through the mid-50’s F (air temp from land) and sunny. As you would imagine, though, this was quite cold on a boat! Here’s what I […]
Continue reading..Pelagic Do-Over“In 1990 Old Town began distributing the Dimension brand of sit-upon kayaks for Quebec’s Plastiques LPA, Ltd. Old Town bought the company in 1997.” “…Old Town then updated the design and currently sells as the Twister”
Continue reading..Brainstorming for Cold KayakingToday we went on a pelagic, which was amazing save for my first real bout of seasickness! I meant to give a thorough “gear review” for this post, but in reality, I was pretty distracted much of the trip. Taking note of how cold I felt was very much dwarfed by how sick I was. […]
Continue reading..PelagicToday, I took my partner for a walk around this local park.
Continue reading..Warfield PondThis afternoon, we walked the loop trail and the walkway to the water’s edge.
Continue reading..Swan HarborToday, we continued our exploring by walking the duck pond and plover trails. We also walked the dead end trail to what we assumed was the property line (by the posted sign).
Continue reading..Cape May Point State ParkIn the morning, we walked the corridor between the Higbee fields until it got too muddy. Then, we walked the connector from the meadows to the state park. We looped around the monarch trail before heading back for the evening.
Continue reading..Cape May State ParkWe walked around one of the best birding spots in Cape May this evening! We took the east spur trail and crossed all of the dune crossings to see what was around.
Continue reading..MeadowsWe took in the dusk from this little park, enjoying the gulls lingering along the jetty after sunset.
Continue reading..David Douglass Sr. Memorial