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Greenland COVER PHOTO: VIRGINIA MARSHALL | LOCATION: ONTARIO GREENLAND CAMP // PHOTO ABOVE: VIRGINIA MARSHALL FEATURES 36 Greenland-
Style Guide, Part II
Since our last Greenland special in 2006, kayaking’s biggest trend has grown even more popular. Te gatherings are larger, the competition is stiffer, the boats are slicker and the harpoon toss is just as difficult as ever. Find out why if you’re not paddling stick, you should be.
44 Three Rolls
for Every Occasion
Leave that Greenland rolling list at home. You only need to master these three rolls, say traditional gurus Cheri Perry and Turner Wilson, to recover from any capsize.
DEPAR TMENTS Channel 16
8 COMMUNITY: Adventure Kayak TV debuts; judging a book by its cover; early summer events; paddle budgets—how much is too much?
10 EDITORIAL: Catching the Green virus.
14 WATERLINES: Where are all the young sea kayakers?
Stills
16 PHOTO GALLERY: Klondike kayaking, lone wolf on the Clayoquot coast, Baja birdlife.
Flotsam and Jetsam
21 PEOPLE: P&H designer Graham Mackereth is one of Britain’s top undercover agents.
23 HAPPENINGS: Te B.C. Marine Trail leaps a few legs closer to Alaska, and the record for world’s longest water trail.
24 ROCK THE BOAT: Why sea kayakers love to circle.
25 SAFETY: Surf politely and you won’t get pummeled.
26 REMEMBERED: Commander Eric Soares and his merry band of Tsunami Rangers taught sea kayakers how to play.
Kayaker’s Journal
29 SKILLS: Six reasons to make the switch to GPS.
30 TECHNIQUE: Stay upright in rough water with high brace instruction from our expert panel.
31 GEAR: Five performance paddles for summer.
32 BOATS: Current Designs’ restyled Squall; and the NDK Pilgrim Expedition, a performance touring kayak for smaller paddlers.
33 FOOD: Savory sweet potato bannock pie.
Dream Departures
54 PATAGONIA: Six days in Chile’s world-class fiords.
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