As usual, we had fine weather and an excellent turn out for the Fishing Islands trip – and this year we were able to find the wreck of the Gold Hunter (N44 49.032 W81 21.288). Here are some images of the trip from Ed Cartwright, Sandy Richardson and John Walsh.
25 Years and Still Paddling – Looking Back at GLSKA’s Beginnings
The Inner and Intuitive Kayaker
David Wells
“There is always an inner game being played in your mind no matter what outer game you are playing. How aware you are of this game can make the difference between success and failure.” Tim Gallwey
Once a student’s basic needs (see Maslow’s hierarchy) have been addressed, their performance is a function of their
potential minus anything that interferes with that potential. For the mathematically inclined: Performance = kayaking potential – interference (P = kp – i)
GLSKA’s First Official Trip
A DAY TRIP ON LAKE ONTARIO
Michael Kundu
The following is a report of the first-ever official GLSKA Trip. It took place on May 7, 1989, on Lake Ontario in the Ajax-Pickering area. It was organized by Michael Kundu, who was also a member of the Board of Directors. This report was originally published in the Summer 1989 (Vol. 1, No, 2) issue of Qayaq.
Clean-up Weekend 2012
by John Fitzsimons
Once again several dedicated members of GLSKA held their noses for the annual clean-up weekend this past September and ventured out to Franklin Island to see what man (the motorized type) had wrought.
