Woke up at 7:30 this morning feeling sleepy but not sore. I have to say, I was pretty worried going into this trip that I would be in a ton of pain for the majority of the time. In fact, I found a nice easy paddling stroke that allowed me to keep a steady 3-4 mph pace. The number of miles I paddled, was based on where the next camp was, not how far I could go.
I had 12 river miles to go to get to the meeting point with Nik at the confluence of the Mississippi and Crow rivers. I knew that if I paddled with only one small break, I could make it there my our agreed upon 1:00 pm time. I was able to eat, break camp and get packed up in just over and hour, way better than the two hours it took the day before.
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This was just supposed to be a selfie, but I accidently caught myself mid yawn. |
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The little blue tent served me well, but for next year I want one I can sit up in |
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Here you can see how I up from the river the camp is |
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