This morning in Charleston, Folbot’s home town, the temperature was 28 degrees with a wind chill of 21 — our first real cold day of the winter. In honor of the chilly temperatures, we thought we would share this photo of a paddler in Dubai:
Ahhhh…
David A.
It’s good to know that regardless of the weather you can get out and paddle your Folbot.
Whether it is hot
Citibot in Dubai
or cold
Cooper in Greenland
it’s always nice to get out for a paddle.
But, with the kids now back in school — and they say that summer is supposed to be over — it raises an important (dare I say burning) question: why is it still so ridiculously hot?
C’mon fall! Now that’s paddling weather!
David A.
We are fortunate that so many Folbot paddlers share with us photos from the adventures they undertake. We’re thrilled to post them on the Folbot website so everyone can see some of the amazing places Folbots go.
Just the other day, a Folboter in the Middle East, Craig Reynolds, sent a photo of Dubai taken from his Kodiak (named Raindancer). It’s an unusual shot of the Burj Al Arab and Jumeirah Beach Hotel — from a kayaker’s perspective.
Courtesy of Craig Reynolds http://www.sunburntandinneedofashave.com
Spectacular! Thanks, Craig.
David A.
|
