Kayaking

WILDERNESS WEAR IN ACTION

It is getting a bit cool in the mornings and the best solution for me is to don my WildernessWear Light Merino 170 Long Sleeve Crew Top under my paddling top. It is 100% Merino Wool, 200% Australian, and feels great next to my skin as a base layer. It is moisture wicking and after washing is always the first garment to dry in my gear. LIGHT MERINO 170 LONG SLEEVE CREW TOP Here is a photo of me with my Merino Wool top, just before the sun came up and my amazing Dolphin encounter. Great footage of Cavorting Dolphins I captured on a morning paddle. Just about to set out on a paddle in the beautiful Key Largo, Florida sporting my Merino top. WildernessWear is the perfect tool for the job! Thanks again to Jon and the crew at WildernessWear. Their efforts and customer service are outstanding!

OBSTACLES OVERCOME

Educating children: My presentations in Primary, Secondary, and community forums detail my trip progress and challenges.  Further discussions transition into goal generation and steps to success for each of these groups in their own endeavors and roadblocks. My method is simple, but not easy.  However, as my audience generates their own possibilities and milestones toward goal accomplishment, the excitement in the room becomes palpable.  After paddling within 1.5km of Cape Cleveland, I was forced back to Magnetic Island by 3-4 meter swells and 30-40 knot winds.  I was quite disappointed until I received the warmest homecoming I’ve experienced so far from the Cathedral School students.   They even assisted me in carrying my kayak back to the shed!  I am the last little head peeking up in the back. Current challenges:

SETTING UP CAMP

The winds didn’t let up for four days, darn, what a terrible place to be stuck.  The next morning I got up and wandered around camp.  It took about ten minutes for me to lose my balance on the rocky terrain

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