"No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man."
Heraclitus said it so certainly and believed strongly in change in the universe. I experienced universal change very clearly on this trip.
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"No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man."
Heraclitus said it so certainly and believed strongly in change in the universe. I experienced universal change very clearly on this trip.
Read MoreThe California 100 is an important grass roots paddling race & fundraiser in Northern California. From Redding, CA to Chico, CA racers paddle their sups, surfskis, kayaks, canoes and outriggers downriver, touring the central valley of this gigantic state. In one day they cover 100 miles of class I & II river in the heat, taking between 10 and 20 hours to finish.
Read MoreMonths ago I got an email from Jeff Burton that basically said "we should put on a downwind camp." Time passed and we brainstormed, put together a basic curriculum and eventually evolved the idea into a 3-day Tomales Bay Downwind Camp with friends who were interested in learning more, getting some focused practice, sharing ideas and having some fun.
Read MoreGood gear is important. It lasts, it performs, it inspires. It facilitates adventure & experience. In most cases, it's worth every penny you spend on it. One of the greatest pieces of gear I've purchased in the last ten years is a base model Subaru Legacy wagon. I know, not everyone would consider a vehicle to be a piece of gear, but it is. I rely on it. It needs to function. It needs to be efficient.
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