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In the event of a last minute
cancellation or modification to a paddle trip, please check
the message board as well as your e-mail and the website for
updates. There may be times that the webmasters are not
available to update the trip information. Click for
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Items of interest
Demo Days - more will
be added as soon as we are aware of them.
The Kayak Centre team is pleased to offer a complimentary program
to assist you in the "shape up" process. Get in shape for paddling
season!
Thursday, March 11th 7-8:30 pm
Doug Perron, Personal Trainer and Wellness coach will join us to offer
advice and will demonstrate a number of exercises to promote core
fitness, flexibility and balance. Please feel free to wear comfortable
clothes and bring a yoga mat if you would like to try some of the
exercises along with Doug. We have a few mats in the store and will make
them available as well.
Doug is certified by the National Strength & Conditioning Association
and the National Academy of Sports Medicine. Doug has also completed
advanced training in functional movement assessment and program design.
We will be pleased to extend our special February winter kayak and
accessory pricing through March 14th for anyone who attends this event.
RSVP to
funn@kayakcentre.com if you are planning to attend and
mention how many friends or family members may be joining you.
Located at 9 Phillips Street, Wickford, RI
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Save the
Date- March 27th RICKA's
Flatwater
Potluck/ Planning meeting. We will meet at River
Bend Farm at 1:00 to set up our calendar for 2010!
For those interested in cross-country skiing without leaving our fair
state, there is a list over at Google for the express purpose of
tracking conditions at local ski spots.
Here's the link

2010 Tide Calendars
Adirondack State Park week 2010 |
RICKA Flatwater Schedule
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| The people who coordinate RICKA trips
are responsible for setting a meeting time and how to get to the put-in and
take-out. The trip coordinators are unpaid volunteers who are not
professionals. They are not and cannot be responsible for determining the
adequacy of your skill level, your personal safety, well-being, or
happiness. Trips are group events. You, and you alone, are responsible for
yourself |

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PFDs (life vests) are required on all RICKA and Blackstone Valley
Paddle Club
trips. Please stay out of channels and be aware of
boating traffic. Canoes and kayaks do not have the right of way.
Note:
Inflatable PFDs (life vests) are not acceptable for paddling on RICKA
Flatwater trips or Blackstone Valley Paddle Club trips for safety
reasons.
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| Any paddle sport is an assumed risk sport. Some
aspects of canoeing and kayaking involve the risk of serious
injury or death. The Rhode Island Canoe/Kayak Association (Rhode
Island Canoe Association, Inc.), although safety conscious, cannot
guarantee your personal safety in club activities. Each participant
is responsible for his or her own training in boating and rescue
techniques, equipment, and personal well-being when engaging in or
attending club-organized activities. |
To
sign up for the free e-mail list, send an e-mail to
StoneFoxFarm@juno.com
or click below:

Click to join RICKA_FLATWATER
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03/10/2010
| The old Charlestown Naval Air Station, a.k.a Ninigret Park in
Charlestown. The area at the end of the runway has been turned into a
parking area and includes HC accessible rest rooms. And there isn't a boat ramp for power
boat, canoe and kayak only. Jim Cole |

and....Check out the new put-in on the
Pawtuxet River in Warwick.

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The Ten Mile River Watershed is
holding a few events that may be of interest: July
will bring a Roger Williams trail paddle.
For more info,
visit the website. |
2010 Tide Calendars
http://www.nbnerr.org/tides10.htm
How
Kayaks are made- courtesy of Chick N.
Mass Wildlife Pond Maps
Preventing boating injuries
Layering for Cold Water Boating
Dangerous
Dams
Lightning facts
Woonsocket !
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For those interested in cross-country skiing without leaving our fair
state, there is a list over at Google for the express purpose of
tracking conditions at local ski spots. By all means, please feel free
to post about your experiences on bike paths, parks, etc, around Rhode
Island and nearby Mass.
Here's the link
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