They have been a bit on the "novelty" side. I enjoyed them once or twice, but haven't re-visited them. It would make sense to me if these were thinned out.

Sound Rowers Members, It has not yet been complained about by our web hosting provider, but the disk usage for the Sound Rowers site has gone beyond 1 GB. Yeah, yeah, I know - it's mainly because of

<melaniewhittall@y...> wrote: www.canandianoutrigger.com does not come up for me. Is anyone from the Seattle area going to this? It appears to be about a 3-1/2 hour trip each way, plus the ferry line

JULY 11 Sunday The PULLING WATER Paddle Challenge at Gibsons BC OPEN Water Race for Oc-1 OC-2 Outrigger- Surfski-Ocean Kayaks and "stout of heart" rowers! Part of the Howe Sound Outrigger Iron

A personal account of the Rat Island race can be found at http://snorlax.lampi.org/mike/Boating2004/RatIslandRace.htm --Michael Lampi

Paul's videos and my photos are now online at the Sound Rowers web site. Beverly's photos will be there soon. What a gorgeous day for a race! --Michael Lampi

I saw this on another e-mail list to which I subscribe: ------------------------------------------------------ Hi Just wanted the community to know that there is a new contender on the block. The

Beverly Torok-Storb's photos from Manchester can now be found at http://www.soundrowers.org/photography/2004/Manchester/Torok- Storb/index.html Traci will be putting a link to them from the Sound

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/178966_rower22.html Tuesday, June 22, 2004 Rower begins 800-mile adventure Woman leaves Alaska for Bellingham THE ASSOCIATED PRESS KETCHIKAN, Alaska -- Dale

Wow - what a gorgeous day and what excellent water conditions for a race! Even though I had both a wardrobe and a mechanical malfunction, and the camera was overheating in its waterproof bag (making

I was just forwarded some links to some useful sites. Wind conditions from all over the USA, including local

Is anyone interested in car pooling to Manchester from the Bellevue/Seattle area? I can carry a kayak (or similar light and long boat) on my roof top Thule rack in addition to my Cadence. The rack

It was a great day for a race. The rain held off, it was not too hot, and the water was conducive to excellent times. My gps claims the distance was more like 6.2 miles. However, the track data

My personal experiences on it can be found at http://snorlax.lampi.org/mike/Boating2004/LakeWhatcom.htm --Michael Lampi

The photos taken by myself and Beverly Storb are now on the Sound Rowers web site. In addition, videos taken by Kathy Furtado are also there. The URL's for the 16 minute videos (soon to be added by

I mistakenly sent a reply to Reivers rather than the group. Anyway, it was a nice day overall, though it was very hot with the light tailwind heading out to Reveille Island, and nice and cool on the

Between the photo albums, movie making and <gasp!> work I finally managed to write up my experiences at American Lake last

Hi folks, I wrote a short piece about my experience at the American Lake Classic. If you're interested you can read it at: www.dykebert.com/row/first_race.htm Sharky

Hi folks, The 15.9 minute(!) long race videos for American Lake have just joined the pre-race videos: http://soundrowers.org/photography/2004/AmericanLake/video/race-large.wmv 60MB - 320x240 good

I can't do the race this year (I live one mile from the start!) so I'm hoping there will be a couple of posts about the race. There will be some heavy action in the HPK - surfski - division.