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As a software designer, I know there could be a few reasons why this is happening.
As a user, I get pissed at Kayak for publishing false information. I mean, $274 for non-stop between BOS and LHR?! I'll take 3!
But it isn't $274. It's $418. Which isn't _that_ much more, but to me it is the difference between the whole family going and me staying home so my wife and daughter can go.
We kayaked out to this rock and found these baby Sea Lions, they were freaking cute! We had such an amazing trip...
During a photo tour in May 2013 I spotted these two kayakers on the Baltic Sea. Imagine being out there with no-one else around, just the Sea, the nightless night and this beautiful sunset.
The atmosphere was magic and I wished it was me out there. Someday I have to leave my camera at home and do this myself!
© Thomas Kast, All Rights Reserved
The Kayak-Nessie is my small dream as an opensource project. You can order her now at Hongyi or use the images to make her at a different manufacturer if you want. drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B_f6QgG2BE_kOTVTaWhRZ3RSUVE
I just wish I can take her on water soon for better pictures.
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Our four kayaks -- we dubbed this small island they are on "Kayak Island" as so many people stored their kayaks here.
Ludington State Park, Ludington, MI
112 Pictures in 2012, #5 Bottom half
8.12.2012
Photo was taken on 13 April 2010 during holiday at Perhentian Island.One of the best activities that makes your holiday trip so valuable and memorable is kayaking.Let's try. :)
Kayak Rental Envelope design template by Jenna Ebanks.Showcased on Inkd.com.
A kayak rental company can utilize this envelope for mailing purposes. The simple black and white layout of the contact information brings the focus of the envelope to the photo showcasing the natural, peaceful experience of kayaking.
While on my bike in Waterford, I saw this gaggle of Kayakers and also saw a bridge from where I could take a picture. Good timing.
Kayak Napali Coastline Kauai
This 17 mile paddle that begins near Hanalei and ends at Polihale Beach is a truly astounding adventure that has been featured on the cover of National Geographic Adventure Magazine. Marvel at sea caves, plunging waterfalls, hanging valleys, and secluded beaches.
This will be a long and impressive day of warm coastal paddling and caving. Your journey in two-person sit-on-top kayaks with self-bailing scuppers and comfortable backrests. Your kayak is equipped with a rudder, which improves steering and greatly improves forward paddling efficiency. This is a one-way paddle that is done downwind (when the consistent trade winds are blowing in the normal direction).
You will paddle beyond the verdant valley of Kalalau, past the famous arch of Honopu, and into the azure blue waters of a volcanic sea cave. Along the way it is common to encounter sea turtles. Imagine kayaking THROUGH a waterfall to get into a sea cave, or paddling into a cave and discovering that the roof is now gone and a giant skylight appears overhead!
A little over halfway through the day you'll spend a few hours at the quiet beach of Mololii where you'll have lunch and rest up for the second part of the journey. At Milolii you will calaps and take a nap.
Polihale Beach Park is the final destination, where the cliffs meet the sand dunes. A van awaits your arrival, and after a refreshing shower you'll be transported back.
Kayak on Cranberry Lake,
near Halifax , Nova Scotia
Can you see the goose on top of the rock?
See closeup photo of goose at:
www.flickr.com/photos/8904576@N06/2879810282/
Also see winter photo of same rock at:: www.flickr.com/photos/8904576@N06/2860660126/