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Hot Summers Night

The heat of summer has arrived in Washington and to be honest it's been a long time coming.   Now is the time to enjoy a relaxing evening paddle after work or take a day or two of vacation and savor a long weekend in the beautiful northwest.   Don't hesitate, before you know it the days will shorten and the crispness of fall will creep in.   Happy 4 th !   Cheers John  

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If you are interested in ordering, please contact:   John at John@AnewOutdoors.com or 253-905-6634

Upcoming Events

Evening Paddles

The timing doesn't get any better than this.   There is plenty of light to get out on a short evening paddle after work and watch the sun go down from your kayak.

Cutts Island Evening Paddles - July 10th , 17th , 31st

Blake Island Evening Paddles - July 11th , 18th & August 1st

Hope Island Evening Paddles - July 9th , 16th , 30th

Day Paddles

Can't squeeze in a paddle after work and have a one-day commitment on the weekend?   Don't fret, you can still get out on a weekend day paddle...

Blake Island Day Paddles - July 12th , 19th & August 2nd

Hope Island Day Paddles - July 13th , 20th & August 3rd

Long Weekend Anyone?

Olympic Wilderness Coast - Join Anew Outdoors and REI Adventures for an exploration of Washington's Wilderness Coast by foot and float.   July 25th - 27th or August 8th - 10th

Ross Lake 4 Day Kayaking - There's nothing quite like freshwater, mountain views, campfires, friends and good food.   If you haven't seen Washington's North Cascades you're really missing out.   August 21st - 24th

Call John 253-905-6634 for more info or to book your next trip

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Notes from the Field

Snohomish Delta Kayaking

Summer has finally arrived here in the Northwest with a vengeance with temperatures soaring into record-breaking highs. Thankfully we were able to spend most of the weekend on the water by participating in ANEW Outdoors guide-training program. Those of us that make up the core of ANEW are veteran guides but we still enjoy the camaraderie of getting on the water together, sharing past stories, adventures and sometimes misadventures.

John wanted to also use this trip to explore new territories for possible future venues, so the plan called for traveling to Everett and meeting at Langus Riverfront Park. From there we planned to explore the waterways surrounding Spencer Island.

Experience Says

Anew's Top 5 Ways to Beat the Heat

1. Jumping off a dock into the refreshingly cold water of Ross Lake.
2. Fishing for blue ribbon trout under blue bird skies on the Yakima River.
3. Sipping wine on the shores of Matia Island as the sun sets over the San Juan Islands.
4. Dunking in an alpine lake, then drying off in a field of wildflowers.
5. Scoping out tide pools full of colorful starfish and swaying sea anemones during an Olympic Coast backpacking trip.

John Schaefer

253-905-6634

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