On Fri, 24 Sep 2004 14:46:46 GMT, Professional Target
wrote:

Don't know how many have tried this, but if you havn't, I recommend it.
There is a rather heavily wooded area near my home with a small river running
through it. I've had the pleasure of paddling through there after dark a
few times and... if you like being "creeped out", this is the way to do it

I was about a mile offshore on Lake Michigan last night; southerly
breeze was freshening, the waves were starting to build, and I
realized I had no lights. That was definitely creepy, especially when
a powerboat would come near....

(But with a waxing half-moon riding high over the Chicago skyline, it
was pretty darn splendiferous, too. I'll remember the light next
time.)

bw

bdubya writes:
I was about a mile offshore on Lake Michigan last night; southerly
breeze was freshening, the waves were starting to build, and I
realized I had no lights. That was definitely creepy, especially when
a powerboat would come near....

(But with a waxing half-moon riding high over the Chicago skyline, it
was pretty darn splendiferous, too. I'll remember the light next
time.)

Probably a good idea

I havn't been brave enough (or had the time enough, for that matter) to
venture out on Lake Michigan, even during the day. I live about 20 miles
west of Chicago, so I'm certainly close enough.

Are you involved in any of the local paddling clubs?


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