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The grass by the visitors area was where all of the boats and kit had to be laid out and then checked by the people in fluorescent jackets. We passed with no pieces missing but were told by Ingrid that even though it was warm we must still take socks.
There was a lot of kit laid out on display and it was interesting seeing what everyone was taking.
Here we are done and through kit check sporting our official jumpers
So after the fun of kit check it was time to return to the Beez Knees (which is amazing) to take over the kitchen for a mass cook up.
On the menu for the first section of the race is Chicken, new potatoes, raw carrots and cherry tomatoes; macaroni cheese and meatballs in sauce. For dessert various cliff and luna bars along with apple puree At Carmacks we will restock with tuna splat , more mac cheese, pepperoni and boiled eggs.
This is the last post we'll be able to do before Dawson - there is wifi at Carmacks (more than 24 hours in) but I don't expect to be in a fit state to use this then. We have had a lot of fun getting ready for this and now its time to slink off to bed ready to be down at the dock for 8.30 am for another round of kit check!
Tell you all about it on Saturday/Sunday
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I have friends on the YRQ but they aren't blogging/texting etc so have loved your blog!! I'm not a paddler but have done DW support and been to Alaska so have a tiny idea of your epic adventure. GOOD LUCK girls! ENJOY the ride. I'll be watching you!
ReplyDeleteYou can't start the race yet, you still have 28 training miles to do!
ReplyDeleteGo girls, go girls, go girls!
ReplyDeleterow row row your boat ....
ReplyDeleteIm glad this has been enjoyed
ReplyDeletemum - well so the wromg way around a couple of islands and make up the distance on the way
way to go. Enjoy the ride. Catch in 48 hrs or so.Hannah
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