WaveLength Magazine Oct-Nov 2004 Issue - WINTER GETAWAYS - Online
 

Greetings Paddlers -

The print edition of WaveLength Magazine's Oct-Nov 2004 issue - Winter
Getaways - is currently being distributed around North America, and the
on-line edition is now available FREE at http://www.WaveLengthMagazine.com.
The 5 meg PDF file is quick to download on a high-speed connection and comes
complete with hotlinked ads, good stories and great images of wildlife.

Who wouldn't love to paddle in tropical waters if given the chance! And what
better time of year to go than when the weather at home is dark, wet and
cold? Our Winter Getaways stories come from the Caribbean, Mexico, the South
Pacific and Southeast AsiaBut for those not traveling overseas this year, we
include some items on winter getaways closer to home, and our on-line
Directory covers getaways both north and south.


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out December 1st, looking at new kayaks and gear, new trends in the
industry, etc. DEADLINE: October 20th.


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Thankyou so much for the free DVD on surfing you gave out with this
months isssue- loved it! I'm well into body boarding up in Shetland-
how I long for perma sunshine.....!
BeckyPie

Hey Brian,
Well I live in Lerwick, but I go surfing out at Meal Beach and
St.Ninian's- but I have been known to drive around for an afternoon-
just to find good waves... Where did you go?
BeckyPie

wrote:
Hey Brian,
Well I live in Lerwick, but I go surfing out at Meal Beach and
St.Ninian's- but I have been known to drive around for an afternoon-
just to find good waves... Where did you go?
BeckyPie

We started out at the Shetland Canoe Club gathering on Papa Stour. It
was a fantastic introduction to Shetland, both for the spectacular
paddling and the wonderful people we met. In the following two weeks, we
rented cottages in Burra and Sandness. We paddled out of Hamnavoe to
Oxna, the home of one of my girlfriend's ancestors. We also paddled in
South Havra, Skeld to Reawick, and around St. Ninian's Isle, among other
places. We drove up to Muckle Roe and Eshaness on a day that was forcast
to be poor conditions, but it would have been ideal for paddling. Both
are on the top of our list for the next time we're fortunate enough to
visit Shetland.

I've posted several albums of Shetland photos at:

http://community.webshots.com/user/brian_nystrom

The Shetland albums are on the second page. I'm sure the locations in
the photos will look familiar. You live in one of the most breathtaking
places to paddle that I've seen. I'm envious.