HELP!!! We have a serious case of Boater Blight!!!
Our life has been a serious whirlwind since returning from the Grand Canyon. We have been teaching, guiding, traveling, and boating.
What is Boater Blight? Kayaking Gear - ALL OVER THE PLACE!!! I am too embarrassed to post photos of it - imagine kayaks strewn about the front yard (I guess it is better than rusty used appliances), paddles, booties, life jackets, dry tops, dry bags, and camping equipment in heaps on the couch and living room floor with a path to get to the rest of the house.
What's the cure for Boater Blight? I've heard of two -
One - take a few days off, organize and clean up the mess.
Two - push it all into the spare room, close the door, and go paddling.
I promise photos and stories from our trip to the Grand Canyon are coming.
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Kayak Instructor Cate Hawthorne shares tips, trips, stories gear, and inspiration from adventures on the water and in nature.
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- Cate Hawthorne
- Cate is a high energy person who loves sharing her passion for learning and the outdoors with others. Cate has several K-12 teaching credentials and a masters degree in education. After 13 years working in public schools, Cate moved her teaching talents from the classroom to the water. Kayaking is one of her many outdoor adventure pursuits on the Mendocino Coast. When not kayaking, Cate is likely to be mountain biking, hiking or running in the forest. Cate is an avid birder, connoisseur of wild mushrooms, and writer. She is an ACA certified whitewater and sea kayak instructor, wilderness first responder, and is a Lieutenant in the Tsunami Rangers.
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