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Atlantic Coastal Kayaker ATLANTIC November/December 2010 Coastal Kayaker Volume 19, No. 8 Snowbirds Issue Atlantic Coastal Kayaker • October 2010 1 expeditions, tours, rentals, canoe & kayak sales 8 VARNEY RD on-site manufacturing & repair FREEPORT, ME 207.865.0455 Lincoln, Boréal Design, Maelström, Kokatat- www.paddlelincoln.com 2 Atlantic Coastal Kayaker • October 2010 ATLANTIC Contents Coastal Kayaker ACK • Vol 19, No. 8 • November/December 2010 www.atlanticcoastalkayaker.com Atlantic Coastal Kayaker is published monthly for 8 issues, Feature March through December. We take January and February off. Snowbirds Issue Culebra: The Last Virgin ............................13 Publisher/Editor A Break from The Bleak .........................17 Tamsin Venn Exploring Rivers That Don’t Freeze .......19 Contributors: Departments Marcus Demuth Eddy Lines .....................................................4 Colleen Dewhurst Ralph Earhart Letters From You ...........................................5 Jim Hayward Chuck Horbert News & Notes ...............................................7 Jack Izzo NYDEC Expedition Watch: Great Britain Solo Circuit ......9 Kathy Reshetiloff Eric Soares Environment: Raptors, Sharks, Puffins, Shrimp ..10 Jerry Wylie Events: Short Ships Race ................................22 Klepper Mania Website History: ...................................23 www.atlanticcoastalkayaker.com Safety: Going With The Floe .................................. 26. Atlantic Coastal Kayaker New Products ..............................................28 PO Box 520 Ipswich MA 01938 Photo Essay: Hurricane Island Work Day ............ 30 (978) 356-6112 (tel,fax) [email protected] Book Review: The Dreamtime Voyage ..............32 Layout Calendar .....................................................35 David Eden [email protected] Klassifieds ...................................................34 Business Office Lou Anne Maker [email protected] Deadline for all materials is the first of the month preceding the month of publication. Letters are welcome. Please direct to [email protected] On The Cover: Cacti on the shore of Isla Culebra. Photo by Jerry Wylie. Subscribers may go to our website atlanticcoastalkayaker.com, to see the full-color version of this issue! Email us at [email protected] or [email protected] for the password. Atlantic Coastal Kayaker • October 2010 3 Eddy Lines HIOBS, mostly for the white-flag-hang- ing soloists making our camping adven- tures off limits. Sailors are familiar with youthful pleas for food and drink and a chat, from friend-starved teenagers. In 2005 HIOBS lost its year-to-year lease, and moved operations to the main- land. The place became a ghost island. Since everyone expected to come back the next year, much was left behind. But there is a happy ending. In Decem- 10/10/10 volunteers pose on the Morning Meeting Rock. Photo by ber 2009 the Board of Trustees of Hur- On 10/10/10 we traveled to Hurricane according to leading scientists (hence the ricane Island signed a 40-year lease and Island off Vinalhaven in Maine to help name). If we can’t get below that, scien- charted a future for the island. The core in a work day that was part of the 350. tists say the damage we’re already seeing program, Hurricane Island Center for Sci- org 10/10/10 global work party. People at from global warming will continue and ence and Leadership, will teach scientific 7,347 events in 188 countries got to work speed up. research skills to high school students and on the climate crisis – the single largest Vermont author Bill McKibben, who provide resources and continuing educa- day of carbon-cutting action in the plan- wrote End of Nature, one of the first tion for teachers and will also open the is- et’s history, digging community gardens, books on global warming for the general land to other organizations. Think fisher- installing solar panels, planting trees. In public, helped found the group in 2008. ies research, environmental science, and Auckland, New Zealand, they had a gi- 350.org has quickly expanded to include sustainability education. ant bike fix-up day, to get every bicycle in hundreds of thousands of members in 20 Until 1914, the island was the site of a the city back on the road. In the Maldives, countries. 10/10/10 was coordinated us- major granite quarry run by Hurricane Is- they put up solar panels on the President’s ing email, Skype, and social networks land Granite Company with a community office. In Uganda, they planted thousands with nearly all 7,000 plus events orga- of nearly 1200 residents. In 1964, Peter of trees, and in Bolivia they used solar nized by volunteers. Willauer founded the Hurricane island stoves to throw a massive carbon-neutral The projects were designed to send a Outward Bound School (HIOBS) which picnic. On Hurricane Island, we did what message to political leaders: We’re get- for the next 40 years used the island for all good island volunteers have over the ting to work, what about you? experiential education programs. years – picked up beach trash. I had stopped by Hurricane Island once The next generation has moved up to In addition, about 50 people headed when circumnavigating Vinalhaven by the plate. Willauer’s son, Ben, is chair- out to the island to work on the build- kayak several years ago, but I had never man of the Board for the Hurricane Island ings, and clear trails, coordinated by Peg really visited the island. It is truly mag- Foundation. The Board is currently seek- Willauer-Tobey. Enthusiastic volunteers nificient, with several buildings, a dock, ing an executive director to take the helm. were HIOBS alumni, Chewonki Founda- a quarry, and a bold shore facing south. tion teachers and students, and Appren- I saw two mink, a Great blue heron, and Hurricane Island is one of the best re- ticeshop boat builders who sailed over countless sea birds. The island’s owner sources on the Maine Coast for learners from Rockland. has his futuristic house located at the sou- and adventure seekers, and let’s hope this The mission of 350.org is to reduce the thend of the island, off limits to the pub- valuable resource can be transformed into amount of CO2 in the atmosphere from lic, but you can walk the perimeter path, a new entity. 350.org and the rest of the its current level of 390 parts per million getting a sense of the island’s character. global community would appreciate it. to below 350 ppm, the safe upper limit Many kayakers are familiar with Visit www.hurricaneisland.net. 4 Atlantic Coastal Kayaker • October 2010 Letters From You Ongoing Debate: Online vs. On Print Since ACK went online, I have not seen any high winds, scudding clouds, rolling the Very interesting to read your comments re of it. I realize this may mean I am getting old scuppers under, and buckets of frigid water going on-line with ACK. and not keeping up with the technology. So pouring over the cabin and into the waist! be it! Sitting at a screen to read ACK does In our last KASK paddler survey, most were not fit my lifestyle. I appreciate the work you still keen to receive the newsletter in a hard put into this and I will support it a bit longer. Kudos for October Issue copy. I recall the English Canoeist magazine But I cannot afford to without benefit. OK, I just went through the entire October issue went totally on-line four or five years ago there is one benefit – one less magazine to and thought it looked great and read well. now, but went belly up after some three or deal with. There were several good articles with lots of four on-line issues. Sad as it was a brilliant good photos. all round magazine. Jonathan Henken Brewster, NY Eric Soares Paul Caffyn www.tsunamirangers.com Newsletter Editor, Kiwi Assn. of Sea Kayakers Sea Kayaker continues interesting but I am a New Zealand Maine boyo and want to read more about our New Directions NE coast. All the stropohes and dithyrhambs Mostly doing lots of environmental work devoted to the San Juans wear me down after I’m so glad to learn you will resume printing with Friends of Merrymeeting Bay, Maine, awhile and I need a change to where we have ACK this month! It’s nice to access every- these days - recently filed a 60-day notice of foghorns and radar (but never use ‘em) thing online, and have a good browse around intent to sue four dams on the Kennebec for the different issues. But ACK is one of my John Willey Clean Water Act violations with regards to favorite magazines of the several I receive - Waterville, ME Atlantic salmon - but yes, Dragonworks still and I love to take it on the Metro to read. exists, but mostly selling replacement parts Hope this means that things are looking up ACK Replies: for worn out VCP hatches, etc. Still farming, at ACK, and that the economy is improving. welding, and now helicoptering. We hope you enjoy the photo essay, then, We’re looking forward to doing some good on the 10/10/10 environmental work day on Ed Friedman paddling later this fall, when there are fewer Hurricane Island. The trip back to Rockland Bowdoinham, ME loud boats...and it’s too cold for those ex- was ideal Maine autumn boating weather: www.dragonworkskayaks.com tremely annoying jetskiers! Thanks for mak- ing a great magazine for our passion. Diana McFadden Greenbelt, MD KAYAKS • CANOES I am so glad you are going to be providing a ACCESSORIES print version of the magazine. I look forward to getting your magazine in my mailbox and Specializing in SURGE KAYAKS reading from the printed page. and WARREN LIGHT CRAFT KAYAKS Margaret Elligett On-Water Demos & Rentals • Instruction at all levels Tallahassee, FL billingtonseakayak.com 508-746-5644 Atlantic Coastal Kayaker • October 2010 5 keynote speaker and NOAA Deputy Admin- New Coalition istrator Dr.
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