Re: [Paddlewise] links to websites

Mark Z wrote:

>i am updating my website, and following links to make sure none are "dead"
>and i found some, that i believe there should be a website for, and i
>figured that you folks can probably help out ;-) since i know some of you
>belong to some of these organizations 8-) if anyone has a current URL for
>any of these web sites, i'd appreciate a pointer to them,
>
>Chesapeake Paddlers Association
>NYC Area Paddling Club
>Whatcom Association of Kayak Enthusiasts [WAKE]
>Atlantic Coastal Kayaker
>Greg's Paddling Page [Annapolis/Baltimore/WDC]
>Leland's (Eastern U.S.) Paddling Pictures.
>
>any and all pointers welcome ;-)  thanks!!
>
>mark
>
Hi again Mark.
After I sent you the ACK URL I decided to check and see if  the local 
clubs I know of are listed.  They are not.  I figured I would send the 
list I have to the entire group, and you can add them to the web site.

First, from Massachusetts, The North Shore Paddler's Network.  A group 
dedicated to safety, teaching, and having fun.
http://www.nspn.org/

 From New Hampshire is The Monadnock Sea Kayaking Club.  This group is 
set up like PaddleWise but is local.  They have no dues, no officers, 
and no regular meetings.  All correspondence is via email where stories 
are exchanged, information is shared, group trips are planned, and 
potluck dinners are scheduled.  The site is primarily a sign on link for 
the club.
http://rpgwebs.com/kayak/

In Vermont is the Champlain Kayak Club.  Another safety oriented club 
with many trips planned each year.  As the name suggests they are based 
on Lake Champlain.  The Monadnock club and the Champlain club try to do 
a joint trip at least once each year.
http://www.ckayak.com/

Maine has the Southern Maine Sea Kayaking Network.  I haven't dealt much 
with this club (yet) so I can't tell you anything about it.
http://www.smskn.org/

I hope that this helps.

Mike

-- 
    Paddling along through fog so thick that only one's thoughts are 
visible, your reverie is abruptly shattered by the ancient cry of a great
blue heron as she lifts uncertainly from the brilliant blue of a 
mussel-shell beach witnessed only by the brooding, wet spruce....your
passage home seems as much back through time as it does through space.
Mark H Hunt



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