Category Archives: Sea Kayaking

Salt in the Blood

Encounter With Dolphins

Posted on March 24, 2021 by hamiltonstation

First, consider the day. A delightful day, just one of many  working alongside the crew of a small cruise ship traveling for 8 weeks along the Belize Barrier Reef. The customers were attracted to this cruise for its access to … Continue reading →

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Improved Perspective From Fog

Posted on September 17, 2017 by hamiltonstation

The visibility when out on the ocean varies from more than 10 miles to almost zero feet depending on the moisture content and dew point of the area. Sometimes, the fog condition can be dense on the water level and … Continue reading →

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At Sea with a Paddle

Posted on November 1, 2014 by hamiltonstation

  The first season of kayaking was serene, partly because of my ignorance about small boat safety on the ocean. Paddling out from shore with the sunset producing its captivating sky coloring, one island after another moving astern so effortlessly … Continue reading →

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Ocean Craft Comparison

Posted on January 5, 2012 by hamiltonstation

While paddling home from work, my phone rang. The seven-word sentence above would cause most people in my generation to pause in order to weigh exactly what is being said. People 30-years old and younger simply would not find anything … Continue reading →

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