The second we announced that our trip was delayed due to mechanical issues with our boat, friends and strangers from all over the NC coastline reached out to help. Planning this adventure has shown us again and again how strong the community of people tied to the water is.
With the help of new friends, generous boaters, and big brothers, we will be on our way on Sunday June 9th. The first 40-50 miles will be broken into 2 days to give us lots of time to paddle through the Cape Fear River area during the most favorable conditions.
We don't know yet what our internet access will be throughout the trip. We will try to send updates as much as possible, so that those who want to come paddle with us will know where we are. You can also follow us via the Spot Tracker. Thank you, thank you for helping us get back on the water, and for being part of a community that cares about our coast. Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. And paddle. Paddle. Paddle. See you out there!
With the help of new friends, generous boaters, and big brothers, we will be on our way on Sunday June 9th. The first 40-50 miles will be broken into 2 days to give us lots of time to paddle through the Cape Fear River area during the most favorable conditions.
We don't know yet what our internet access will be throughout the trip. We will try to send updates as much as possible, so that those who want to come paddle with us will know where we are. You can also follow us via the Spot Tracker. Thank you, thank you for helping us get back on the water, and for being part of a community that cares about our coast. Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. And paddle. Paddle. Paddle. See you out there!
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