[Paddlewise] Hundred Miler without Sleeping or Landing-Trip Report

From: Doug Lloyd <dalloyd_at_telus.net>
Date: Fri, 4 Apr 2003 20:15:55 -0800
>>Everyone, Below is the text of the trip report from my 100 nautical mile
paddle without landing or sleeping. Photos can be seen with the text at
www.rollordrown.com/hm.html. Enjoy the misery!
Duane Strosaker Southern California<<

Duane,
Thanks for the trip report; a nice relief from the misery on CNN. A couple
of questions if I may:

1. I was surprised to hear a sore butt wasn't part of the misery. The
long-range paddling I've done in the past was always accompanied by a very
sore rear end. Did the carved minicell seat do the trick, or was there other
strategies to alleviate what surly must have been some circulation
impairment?

2. Did the custom skeg you modified into place help in the quartering rear
seas as well as expected? I was wanting a bit of feedback on the
modification now that you have had a chance to test yourself with the
changes.

3. Did you suffer any ill effects within the next few days upon completion
of the trip?

Thanks again Duane. Most folks get tired after a 12nm paddle. Way to go!
Duane is the man!

Doug Lloyd
Victoria BC

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