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Scott Andrews, a Registered Maine Guide from Portland, began messing around with canoes and kayaks as a child in Oxford County. He enjoys both saltwater and inland paddling and frequently leads canoe and kayak trips for the Maine Outdoor Adventure Club.

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July 28, 2005
MOAC Paddling Pals

If you’re looking for a few paddling pals, the Maine Outdoor Adventure Club is a great place to find them.

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The July 28 after-work paddling excursion attracted seven MOAC members who circumnavigated Cousins Island in Casco Bay.

Counted among its 800-plus members -- including this blogster -- are many canoeists and kayakers whose experience ranges from wannabes to Registered Maine Guides to certified instructors. The club’s on-water activities range from newbie instruction to half-day paddle-and-picnic excursions to multi-day adventures in foreign countries.

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Paddle-and-picnic group on Androscoggin River last June.

There are an average of two or three MOAC paddling activities per week. Among the most popular are the midweek after-work excursions.

Visit www.moac.org and click on “Event Calendar” to check out the club’s activities. Complete details on joining a trip require a password, but non-members can get an overview plus all the info needed to join. Membership cost starts at $15 per year, and most activities are free to those who join.

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Paddle-and-picnic group on Presumpscot River last April.

Most people join by attending a meeting. Next one is Wednesday, Aug. 3. Details on the website.


Posted by Scott Andrews at 10:33 PM

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