Just Now

[Mango]

WOW, :clap_1: I think that's one of the best yet! I love the variations in color. Looks like the phone may be a winner.
Thanks, that made my morning, and I needed it.

I didn't notice SJ's picture from last night, that one is cool too. :clap_1:

 

[InletBchDweller]

Wow glad you are safe, The bay had funn with us the other night, will post in seperate thread.
Thanks for the pics.......they are great!!

 

[John R]

 

[Miss Kitty]

John R...I must have missed this thread somehow and just read your harrowing story! I am so glad you made it out of that situation!!! My heart was pumping just reading the story!

 

[audie]

John R...I must have missed this thread somehow and just read your harrowing story! I am so glad you made it out of that situation!!! My heart was pumping just reading the story!

me too kitty - glad you are safe and sound john r - things are replaceable, people ain't...

 

[DD]

Beautiful JR!

 

[Smiling JOe]

John R, thinking more about your scarey incident at sea, I am reminded that too often, we forget that we need to practice/train for worse case scenerios. Most of the time, there is never an incident, but what if there were? What if my kayak began taking on water from a small crack, and I was too far out and the currents were strong? What would I do? Should I have packed that life jacket which I keep in the car? What if I, like you, get dumped out in deep water? Will I be able to climb back on? The last time I fell off my kayak was when I was riding a decent wave onto the beach. It dumped me hard, face first, onto the hard beach sand. Ouch! ... but what if I were way out and a Shark dumped me? Would I be able to calmly get back on my kayak?

We need to be able to handle those tough, and hopefully rare, situations that are not common. I think we can apply this to all aspects of life. Thanks for the gentle (on my part) reminder. Again, glad you made it back.

 

[iwishiwasthere]

thanks to mr. SJ for covering while i'm down, great pic. sky looks quite angry.

from expensive phone w/camera(among many other things). the young gentleman at the alltel store worked me.

another masterpiece...maybe I can see that in 21 days.

 

[pgurney]

Wow, scary story! Glad to hear you made it back okay. I think you just gave me the motivation to go ahead and add those bulkheads to my kayak this weekend.

 

[John R]

last night. too late for sunset, but some great color to the north. hopefully this is the last photo taken with the phone as camera arrived yesterday. now i just need to learn how to use it, and get a waterprof case. see you when i get back from telluride.