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ummer 2007

Wednesday Evening Paddle Party Returns!

Need a mid-week break from the summer heat?
Join the fun at our Wednesday Evening Paddle Party.
Due to Demand...Extended into September!

Every Wednesday evening from mid June until Labor Day in September we will again be meeting at the Atlantic County Park, Lake Lenape, Mays Landing, NJ from 5:30 till dark. Last year many took advantage of wonderful weather and low midweek traffic to meet at the lake early, enjoy the picnic and camping facilities, explore the  lake or enjoy a down river trip, and then join us for informal instruction or to test paddle new boats. There is; no fee, ample parking, rest rooms, showers, shaded tables, benches and barbecue pits.

Touring the north end of the lake at sunset has wonderful rewards.
There is a large new beaver lodge in Turtle Cove this year. Besides the multitude of turtles in the water, we have seen a few really large turtles seemingly playing "King of the Hill" sunning themselves atop the beaver's enterprise. Approach slowly and quietly for an interesting close up view. Wading birds such as Great Blue Herons and Egrets are seen along the evergreen lined shore banks.
Proceeding up river a short distance toward the Bald Eagles nest (in-active this year) beavers have greeted us with loud tail slaps as we pass by. Even the river otters have been saying hello on occasion. The white swamp azaleas are in bloom thru August and the fragrance is intoxicating.

Southern end lake activities include instruction, practice and test paddles.
Both new and experienced paddlers who wish to improve their skill levels enjoy the formal and informal instruction and tips offered by fellow paddlers and ACA accredited instructors who are available (by prior request) for private instruction. Test paddle a new boat or enjoy a rental boat for the evening ($20 per single).

See you on the water!

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