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| - | I didn't see one other respected source, although this is not local: | + | I did see one other respected source, although this is not local: |
| [[http://www.kayakacademy.com/|http://www.kayakacademy.com/]] | [[http://www.kayakacademy.com/|http://www.kayakacademy.com/]] | ||
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| - | **Re: Need feedback...\\ | + | **Re: Need feedback…\\ |
| - | Bill Walker <paddlazz@...>** \\ | + | Bill Walker <paddlazz@…>** \\ |
| - | 01/02/11 #9837 | + | 01/02/11 #9837 |
| - | Agree 100% with Reivers. They’re not Skagit Countyers, but George and Barb are awesome instructors and don’t forget George is co-author of Deep Trouble, a must-read for Northwest paddlers. Y’all just missed their annual Hypofest, held every year on Lake Sammamish January 1st and allowing lucky paddlers to experience first-hand the effects of cold water immersion under professional supervision. | + | Agree 100% with Reivers. They’re not Skagit Countyers, but George and Barb are awesome instructors and don’t forget George is co-author of Deep Trouble, a must-read for Northwest paddlers. Y’all just missed their annual Hypofest, held every year on Lake Sammamish January 1st and allowing lucky paddlers to experience first-hand the effects of cold water immersion under professional supervision. |
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