Spoony's in Cape Cod!

[beached]

I do think greenheads are the worst. i fall off my board constantly slapping at those things on my legs. a full wetsuit would help, but it's way too warm for that.

[PonoBill]

On the plus side though, I LOVE killing them. Few things more satisfying than a dead greenhead.

[supthecreek]

Ian... sorry I didn't get to say hi... I was off Cape Sat through Wed Morning... full day yesterday. I have yet to do the Pamet. Probably this fall.

You would have enjoyed the paddle trip I took today, but def not a family affair, because of strong currents though the bridge. Spur of the moment when I realized the tide was "right".... which is critical for this route.

"The Muddy" on the North Chatham line.... it was just opened up when they put in a new bridge which opened the landlocked water back to a tidal estuary. Stunning. Saw an Osprey nab a fish, redtail Hawks, Blue Heron.... 1.5 hours of total peace and quiet, zero people.

beached, I wear my kneehigh Explorer boots, long baggies, loose longsleeve shirt and a big hat..... plenty cool and no skin for the bugs 

My rose colored glasses work pretty well, I see the Cape differently.
Here's what I saw last week, sunrises to sunsets... and everything in between 

[mrbig]

Hmmm. Must be different here in Chatham. Paddled around Strong Island 6.5 miles of glassy perfection.

A nice 4.4 mile BiG E square in PB. Wind died in the middle.

And there was the day it blew out from the SW and I got blown out!

Greenies like salt marsh and estuaries, not open water. Nauset marsh not fun until the next full moon high tide.

Pamet is a great paddle. Sounds like it went well.

No pics, you will have to use your imagination!

And the Chatham A's ( in last place ) scored 5 runs in the top of the ninth to beat the Y-D Redsox ( in first place ).

[Ichabod Spoonbill]

Gorgeous pics, Creek! Lovely. Hey, since it's not working out, I'll see you guys some other time. I'm leaving Saturday AM with the receding tide of tourists, which I guess I am!

Great paddling yesterday at Corn Hill and today at Balston, although it was a little windy. None of that gross mung, which is like sea snot.


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