I have never taken so many photos in a "classroom" before. There was so much beauty it was overwhelming at times. The water was so clear and blue on the days when the sun shone and the sky was clear. The lake and sky were in tune though, turning gray at the same time, changing the mood from Caribbean to Arctic in a snap.
Our first event was a tour with guides that would be our teachers during class. The weather and wind shook up the line up and most of us ended up on the Wreck of the Bermuda tour. The water was a bit lumpy, but that did not apparently slow down my ability to snap a hundred plus photos of this tour. It was hard to decide which photos to post and which to keep just for myself. Even as I ruthlessly weeded the out of focus shots I still found I have about 75 of this tour.
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| "Eagle" Kris in her Current Designs Vision |
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| Jaclin in her Impex Cat Force 3 |
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| Random paddlers |
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| We stopped for a lunch break on a barely-there spit of land. |
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| The wreck laying below my boat. The water was very clear so the wreck wasn't quite as close as it seemed. |
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| It was very spooky paddling over it, knowing it had once been on top the water. It was very large, taking longer to paddle over than I expected. |
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| Paddling back towards the spit of land where we had left some of the paddlers who were not interested in seeing the wreck |
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| Paddling back past amazing scenery |
That night the eight of us met for dinner at Sydney's before going upstairs to the meeting room for the Symposium Introduction.
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| Becky took this so she is missing. From left to right, Jaclin, Kris, Joan, Patrice, Karen, Debi, and myself. Here's a picture of Becky below, just because. |
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| Becky in her Current Designs Gulfstream. |
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