It doesn't look like it but this is 5o miles. I went out with my Kruger about 1:30 yesterday afternoon and stayed out on the water about 16 hours. I collected lots of SPOT data.

Today I paddled 10 miles while working some more with SPOT







Notice my "stump" trail down the beach where I crossed Keewaydin Island.







The view makes the portage worthwhile.

I paddled 10 miles at midnight and 10 more miles at 11a.m. I like the SPOT but reception is questionable.

Ok, only 10 miles for the day and 47 for the week but...

I got to play and experiment with SPOT today.

Only 10 miles again but at least I have 4 days in a row. Tomorrow isn't looking good as a paddle day, but you never know.

10 miles this morning. I'll be glad when the holidays are over.

Again, just getting back into the swing, 10 miles this morning.

Only 7 miles today after such a long break. I need to get back on track. ...one more day off ...and then Thanksgiving Day ...and then

On Thursday, Nov. 15th I paddled 10 miles.

On Friday, Nov. 9th I got 12 miles in but erased my Track log. photo here for 10/23

An 11 mile day.

An 11 mile day with a lot of reflection.

Just the old familiar 10 mile loop.

I left Thursday at noon and started by paddling 27 miles north to Naples. The sun had just set and it was getting dark quickly. I drifted in the wind and tide as I switched to sailing. That took 30 minutes and I covered a whole mile (lesson, in the dark, set anchor when setting sail). I sailed south and east back toward the park covering an additional 40 miles under sail. Camping consisted only of anchoring for 2 and 1/2 hours for a quick nap and food. The last three miles I paddled in for a total of 70 miles in 24 hours. Wind conditions varied from blowing to wild to mild.