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    Maps for the Broughtons.

    Chart 3545 might be close. Look through this catalogue (on line) https://waves-vagues.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/library-bibliotheque/chs-shc-catalogue-vol2-202306-41116938.pdf
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    Maps for the Broughtons.

    Although this does not respond to your question, you might find this to be useful: https://www.wildcoast.ca/collections/kayaking-maps-charts/products/broughton-johnstone-recreation-mapsheet
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    Norse Kayaks - Freyja

    Clearly, the boat is too long ... won't fit in my garage.
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    Making and unmaking holes in a fibreglass kayak

    Oops, I mentioned the wrong kayak. The kayak, that keeps my back filled with joy, is my composite CD Squamish. And the Squamish doesn't even weathercock, even when stored in the garage. Sorry, I am so off topic.
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    Making and unmaking holes in a fibreglass kayak

    I find it efficient to not slouch. Nevertheless, I seem to need a supportive backband. It need not be high, just supportive, Because of a long-ago ski injury, I had destroyed a disk in my lumbar spine and my back is slightly crooked (should I run for USA Congress?). I typically reconfigure...
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    WTB Kayak cart suggestions

    Is the C-Tug just cheap plastic? Not at all. Mine has held up well over many years. There are probably 20 Paddling days per summer when I walk it with kayak to the nearby launch, taking ~10 minutes. It does well on pavement, but not so well on loose sand. I can stow it in the hatch of one kayak...
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    yet another Orca attack on the other side of the world

    Or leave the skeg as is, flip your kayak, and the orcas will see the skeg as a fin for a newborn orca.
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    Qualicum Sea Kayakers

    There should be some among the Nanaimo paddlers: http://www.nanaimopaddlers.org/
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    Kokotat semi-dry suit

    yes, exactly.
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    Kokotat semi-dry suit

    Lady’s medium semi-dry suit. This has been used one day! The recipient decided she did not wish to paddle in colder weather. These sell for $749 new from Kokotat. This is ideal for recreational and touring paddlers looking for a durable and more comfortable alternative to wet suits or paddling...
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    Oregon kayak builder?

    In recently saw a photo of a beautiful hand built kayak (the 'Spirit') produced by Wet Willy Kayaks somewhere in Oregon. I am guessing from Internet searching that this manufacturer is no longer in business. Does anyone have any info on their kayaks ... performance etc.?
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    Nanaimo to Victoria Aug 16 to Aug 20th Day 1 and 2 (Belated...again)

    It's not in my backyard anymore, but I visit once or twice a year.
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    Nanaimo to Victoria Aug 16 to Aug 20th Day 1 and 2 (Belated...again)

    I particularly enjoyed this portion of your trip, familiar locations to this day-trip paddler from my years of kayaking in the Nanaimo area. Aren’t the sea/wind carved sandstone cliffs spectacular? The Nanaimo area is a great jumping off place for a huge variety of day trips.
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    SOLD - Romany sea kayak (project boat) - offered for free

    Not that far from Victoria. You could paddle down there and tow it home.
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