Duly baptized after 2 outings on the water; Joseph on a business trip to KL earlier this week decided to get his very own kayak. Whatever an architect can do; an engineer can do better, right?
Congratulations for taking this recreational path less travelled ; and be rest assured that feedom, adventure and discovery awaits you along this flow of life.
May the tides, wind, waves and currents be in your favour!
But meanwhile learn how to tell one end of your kayak and the paddle from the other ok!
See you on the water Jo!
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Hope he did not get an inflatable like Guan and Law?
Sure good to see one more person paddling on the dirty river on my next trip back.
No inflatable - his boat is similar to the one in the photo. He bought a multi-coloured ‘Perception Swing’.
The next time you’re back I am taking you down some rapids!
Rapids!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Arrrrrrrr…
(shaking under the metal table)
That reminds me. Are you, fh2o,coming to KL to get another kayak?
Robin, he was perhaps thinking of you and planning for yr trip down the rapids.
happy - ha! ha! not on this trip! I have 1 kayaks too many already! I look forward to getting the bak kua you mentioned! Where ah?
Hmmmm … if only I can fix robin with miss siaw - then they can cling on to each other tight as they go down the rapids! ;o)
Fh2o, I’ve responded to your bak kua query on my blog. Some additional info too.
Now that’s a thought about Robin and Batgirl, er… Miss Siaw. haha!
happy - thanks, now I’m happy also!
Any color is beautiful on a kayak. I am certain Jo will have many wonderful experiences with it, not to mention the peace and clarity of mind that comes when one gets away from everyday concerns while kayaking. Contratulations, Joseph. Enjoy!