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| Kayak | 10.50 Miles |
176 AEG |
| | Kayak | 10.50 Miles | 4 Hrs 15 Mns | | 3.09 mph |
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| partners | | I bought a kayak about two months ago, and finally had a day in town to put it on the water. FOTG has had a kayak in his garage for a few years, so I broke into his house and stole it. The back window is easy to pry open. 
Since 9L has a 100-mile hiking limit before things start to fall apart, I figured he could handle some kayaking during his recovery.
We started at the marina and went out to the coves and Bagley Flat before returning, fighting a pretty good headwind. We stopped to watch the jumpers in both directions. I used to jump here under a full moon every summer, but it's been a few years. I never did the 40-footer though. I don't enjoy the hangtime that much. 
Re-reminded myself that sitting in a kayak exposes arms and legs to the sun much more than hiking does. I'll have to put one more application of the SPF next time. ](https://hikearizona.com/dex2/images/smilies/eusa_wall.gif "Brick wall")
The water was warm, but still refreshing and we stopped to swim a few times along the way. |
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