So you can relax and enjoy the ride
It had been awhile since we both paddled the Tequesta ICW together. For me, it was after the Coral Cove Park renovation to the road and parking area along Jupiter Island, which by the way, the Village of Tequesta did quite an excellent job with. The road was now a sleek ribbon of asphalt, with... Continue Reading →
On day two of our Bike & Springs Paddle, we were advised by Amy from The Holiday Inn Express in Crystal River to try paddling the Chassahowitzka River and see both the Seven Sisters Springs as well as the Crack. This waterway is quite vast and opens to the gulf. Since this was on our... Continue Reading →
Back when COVID was a thing, I knew I was going to be paddling solo into the mangroves and I was never a person to wear a watch because they always felt so bulky or slid around on my thin wrists (A DNA drop from my French Mother, bless her heart). But the thought of... Continue Reading →
If you're in search of a versatile SUP that combines racing and touring, this board serves as an excellent introduction for individuals ranging from beginners to advanced riders. The distinctive slightly concave deck, a hallmark feature of Starboard boards, enhances stability and aesthetics, complemented by a 29.5" width that strikes a pleasing balance. With a... Continue Reading →
Another day paddling along the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) with my dear high school friend, Wendy, who is featured in almost all of these paddle boarding trips. But on this particular day, the water was exceptionally clear, and the wind was gently onshore, creating a serene atmosphere on the ICW. It was just one of those... Continue Reading →
