#66 This was not a “cupcake course!” With the wind blowing out of the SE at 9-12 and the chop on the water to go with it, I paddled a windward- leeward course… out to the crab pots, to the dock at Breezy Point, and paddled downwind back to the starting line.
If jellyfish were bricks I could have walked on the water. If I had had a crab net we’d be having a feast!
Century Club: Bob Ohler
Sunday morning paddling before going to Mass, on a beautiful Bay!
I helped my best friend move his Beneteau 331 for Solomons Inn and Marina to Washburn's for service.
#63. On a Chamber of Commerce evening, I paddled out to the oyster buoy, diagonally to the bump-out zone and home...keeping those arms and shoulders lose.
... but the crew of Barba Roja went for a short harbor cruise... only to get caught in the rain.
#61 On a day when I had already been to the gym, I found the motivation to get out on the water, but I was tired as soon as I started paddling. I went out to the 1st row of crab pots, turned and went to the oyster sanctuary buoy, to cliffs, and back.
We raced hard all day and we were able to beat Knot Enough, but we just couldn't take the lead from Shamal and hold it. We took second for the day and second place for the weekend and it felt great!
#59 Peaceful, mostly easy paddling on a flat Bay but with bad air quality! Paddled down and around and under the dock at Breeze Point and back.
I really wanted another day on the water!
#58 Following CrossFit training with the James Gang, I quickly jumped in the kayak and got in a quick run before the worst of the heat set in. I went to the bump-out zone and back.
Just a great morning paddling. Cardio, strength, prayer time, and taking in the wildlife.














