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From: Mel Grindol <grindol_at_my-deja.com>
subject: [Paddlewise] Who's who
Date: Wed, 27 Oct 1999 10:16:19 -0700
 a) Name
    Mel & Julie Grindol

 b) Contact details &/or location
    grindol_at_my-deja.com     Shawnee, KS. (Suburb of Kansas City) (Sea kayaking in Kansas?!?  We have a multitude of decent sized lakes and there is always the Kansas river.  Check out the Kansas Canoe Association (http://www.kansas.net/~tjhittle/) ).

 c) Kayaks owned or paddled (boat names also if you like)
    Mel's: Necky Looksha IV (plastic) (but lusting after a fiberglass Romany Explorer)
    Julie's: Perception Shadow (plastic) (but wants something kevlar)
    Both: Wenonah Minnesota II (ultra light kevlar) aka "The Wavemistress"

 d) Boat name and serial number if maritime radio operator
    N/A

 e) Special interests
    Mel: Sports cars, computer games.
    Julie: Cats, cooking.
    Both: Science fiction books and movies, Tae Kwon Do.

 f) Specialist knowledge
    N/A

 g) Strong opinions (I doubt we'll have any of those :~)
    So long as you don't force your opinions on me I won't force my opinions on you.  

 h) Most interesting kayak trip
    Our only trip to date, a week on Ross Lake in the North Cascades National Park.  Beautiful scenery with no one else at the campsites about half the week.  Two nights we shared campgrounds with a hiking youth group which consisted of some crazy people who swam in the lake (that water wasn't even 40 degrees F).

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 i) Personal Info
    Married (to each other), no kids (unless you count three very spoiled cats). Both under the age of 30 (though not for much longer).  Mel works as a computer programmer (but has a mechanical engineering degree).  Julie works as a reference librarian at a world famous science and technology library (actually using her degree).  Planning on taking (and passing) the BCU 3 star assesment test in the summer of 2000.  Then we want to take GRO's intermediate kayaking class.

Final note: Our permission is granted to use our earlier posts from the "Who we are thread."

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