Chicago Kayak

We’ve spent lots of weekends at Devils Lake! Great page to follow I just love the pics! But here is some of the backstory

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Head on up!

Reminder! This Friday, August 18th at 7 pm - Update - If you missed the event, here are some photos to check out - https://www.facebook.com/SkilletCreek/posts/pfbid02Mo6zAjiQM3KQm5NKaKSgmZexPBJQW2UzS3CeVK124RTvhiaZhPGAGBBhoK6nrNFZl

Head up to Devils Lake for some kayaking and cool programming! I miss our trips up there. Such wonderful memories.

Pop-Up Nature! @ Devil's Lake State Park: Rocks Rock! This week, join the Naturalist to discover the world of geology and rocks. This program is great for all ages!

When: Tue, August 8, 1pm – 3pm

Where: Meet outside the South Shore Concessions on the lakeside of the building.

Description: Stop in for a “pop-up” program and get your adventure on!

Need a headstart? Check out the virtual Devil's Lake State Park geology hike video linked in the comments.

On longer distance trips I try to bring as much fresh veggies and fruit as possible. This is however one of my fav processed sauces that goes w anything. A little spicy too! Plenty for 2-3 people I like it w zucchini, broccoli, cauliflower and if I can fit it, chick peas. Some naan and wow is this great.

I know many really love the dehydrated meals, and things like power bars, but I find over time, if I’m out a lot, my body doesn’t respond as well So it’s a toss up. Fresh meals might weigh a little more but if you are in an area that you have to carry water well, that’s of course super heavy

And don’t forget many things go well over a week. Citrus, apples, avocados, tomatoes and many regular vegetable last a long time. Now bananas are something I see a lot of people bring. But after a day or two are pretty rotten. So bring what you like and plan accordingly

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