Landed at 10:25
Cedar Key Sunset
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Lakes Maitland, Nina, and Minnehaha
Landed at 10:25
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The usual Wednesday morning paddle on a windy Maitland half of the Winter Park Chain.
Under way at 8:45
The canal and small Lake Nina offer protection from the wind.
The Fallout Shelter sign I mentioned last week. Which got me thinking. With no basements, what did Florida use for for fallout shelters during the Cold War?
A brief shower. I kept my sunglasses on.
Dark and stormy Lake Maitland. Threatening skies, no rain.
Landed at 10:25
Landed at 10:25
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- I bought a used kayak in March, 2005 and began sending tales of trips to friends and family. That November, generous friends bought me a camera, Canon Powershot 400, so pictures were added to the tales. January 2007, I was able to add underwater photography, thanks to one of my brothers. I am now on my sixth camera. As of May, 2014, I have a Powershot 115 IS. When I began kayaking in 2005, I would search the Internet for paddling information, trip reports, and practical advice. I hope this site adds to your knowledge and enjoyment. My home in Winter Park, FL,north of Orlando,allows easy access to both coasts and all the spring fed rivers in between. Many Tales are day trips. No overnight stay required. I welcome your comments and will try to respond to any questions you may have. If you are in, or plan to visit Key West, call my brother, Andy Cannon, at 305-879-0862. If it floats, flies, fishes, swims, scubas, snorkels or sails, Andy can arrange your tour, rental or self-guided adventure. Happy Paddling!
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4 comments:
I miss the otters on these posts. Used to be an almost sure thing.
Luis, I'll find one just for you.
I said it because some of the best otter pics I have seen are from these paddles at the chain of lakes.
Love these photos..especially the one of the kayak going through the tunnel/bridge. And good point about fall-out shelters. Lol. Never thought of that before.
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