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Getting ready to hook up the little white Honda and head north on I-75 tomorrow. Taking a page from Claudia's page book. Drive short days for as long as you can. If the weather cooperated it may take a few days. Sunday I land in Macon, GA, to visit a cousin.

But I made sure that I got the kayaks wet before I had to haul them back north.

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Wonderful photos, Tina! Safe travels! Enjoyed time with you!

missed you this winter but it looks like you had the best of times
what a pretty area to paddle through
be safe on the trip home
sheila

Beautiful pictures! Sorry you have to head back up here, but if it helps it's super warm right now, and we've had sunshine we don't usually see until summer.

What kind of boat do you have?

I am currently traveling with two different kayaks. I have a Sea Eagle Fast Track which is the one that I took down the Rainbow Springs/River. On Long floats it is very forgiving on tired butts and as Liz expected we were out on the water for 4 hours. I can reposition easier and rest pressure points. I took the Hornbeck out on Orange lake. It is slightly easier to paddle and move through the water and moves through small channels, stream and coves the easiest. It also weights only 14 pounds and is also the easiest to move around on land.

Yay for kayaking! Sorry about the early return -- but many more adventures await, yes?

Nice boats!!

Really hope I can get back on the water when I get back to Florida.