Hingham Bay

Kayak Route.JPG After spending the morning working on Maya’s kayak I decided to do a little kayaking myself. It took about an hour to drive to Hingham Bay where I put in at the public boat ramp. The map pictured here is overlaid with my GPS log. I have long wanted to make this tour which included Button, Sarah, Langlee, Bumkin, Grape, Slate, and Ragged Islands. I covered 8.3 miles in roughly two and a half hours including a stop on Grape Island for a look around. I averaged a little better than 4 mph which was very respectable considering the amount of evasive maneuvering I had to do to cope with heavy boat traffic. It is safest to paddle into a big wake at right angles and this often took me off my heading. Other Suggested Lifestyle ChangesAre as Follow: Getting in Right Shape By Shedding weight Quitting Smoking Lowering Alcohol Consumption Saying No To Drug Abuse Reducing Stress Practicing Yoga and Meditation These changes not only help you check it out cheap cialis no prescription improve your sexual life, but also of those close to him. Hormones, enzymes, antibodies, and antioxidants all cialis prescription online depend on it. Besides, these remedies prescription viagra without do not have any kind of side-effects. There is nothing to worry about if a person is going through this disorder there are now medicines available which are very effective in improving sexual abilities and treating the problem of ED. viagra discount india After 15 minutes on the water it occurred to me that I did not have my bilge pump on board (I removed it to size a clip for Maya’s kayak and forgot to replace it). A capsize would have been very hard to recover from and so I opted for maximum safety turning into every wake. Because the weather was exceptionally nice and and the seas were calm I decided not to use my spray skirt which in retrospect was a poor decision. A 3 foot boat wake swell looks awfully big when your cockpit opening sits only 4 inches above the waterline. About the only smart decision I made was to leave my SLR in the car. Although I missed some excellent photo opportunities, I am fairly certain either the camera or I would have wound up in the ocean if I had tried to use it while on the water.