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Alex Kerney

K-Bomb Race

On the 22nd Send It Whitewater ran the K-Bomb race on the Kennebec River.

It started with a Time Trial through the gorge, which Daniel here has only paddled in a raft, and this may have only been his second day in a kayak this year. He also had the honor of being first.Daniel waiting at the starting line of the K-Bomb Race on the Kennebec River

Ruben decided to chase Kit down the river.Kit and Ruben coming into the finish of the K-Bomb race on the Kennebec River.Kit coming into the finish of the K-Bomb race on the Kennebec River. Kit coming into the finish of the K-Bomb race on the Kennebec River. Kit coming into the finish of the K-Bomb race on the Kennebec River. Ruben coming into the finish of the K-Bomb race on the Kennebec River. Becca coming into the finish of the K-Bomb race on the Kennebec River. Becca coming into the finish of the K-Bomb race on the Kennebec River. Becca coming into the finish of the K-Bomb race on the Kennebec River. Becca coming into the finish of the K-Bomb race on the Kennebec River. Chuck coming into the finish of the K-Bomb race on the Kennebec River.

Taylor keeping track of all our times.Taylor holding down timing duties at the finish line of the K-Bomb race on the Kennebec River.

We had enough duos show up they got their own mass start.Duo Mass Start meeting for the K-Bomb race on the Kennebec River. Jane looking ready for the K-Bomb Duo Race Ruben at the start of the K-Bomb Duo Race Tom at the start of the K-Bomb Duo Race Ryan and Daniel at the start of the K-Bomb Duo Race The remnants of the K-Bomb Duo Race meandering their way down to Carry Brook.

We finished up with a solo mass start. No photos, but to summarize: "Catch Linehan!"

All the Chewonki Paddlers, and one tag along.Past and Present Chewonki Leaders (and a tag on) at the K-Bomb Race

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