I don't mind rowing in a light drizzle; it's actually kind of calming and there usually aren't many power boats out when that's the weather. As today's drizzle was turning to a harder rain, I was gliding to the dock.
10½K and about the most equal speeds I've ever had
» going out: 2:45.2 per 500m
» coming back: 2:43.3 per 500m
That suggests how little wind there was. :)
Last row in April. Not going to reach my water-meters goal.
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@janeandcharlie Threat of lightning? I. Do. *Not-not-not*. Row.
Cameras? (1) My dSLR is in the car (if I brought it at all). (2) My phone is in a water-tight bag.
I thought my point-and-shoot was waterproof to several meters underwater, but now that I look for that, apparently it isn't. Well, it still works, even after I “flipped” in April — https://365project.org/rhoing/365/2020-04-08
July 14th, 2020
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Cameras? (1) My dSLR is in the car (if I brought it at all). (2) My phone is in a water-tight bag.
I thought my point-and-shoot was waterproof to several meters underwater, but now that I look for that, apparently it isn't. Well, it still works, even after I “flipped” in April — https://365project.org/rhoing/365/2020-04-08