Cowboys & Indians

DRIFT AWAY IN BODEGA BAY

limbing into the small kayak and seating myself at the narrow bow takes some doing, but luckily my travel buddy, M.K., is game for pushing the little vessel off the rocks and into Bodega Bay, then settling into the stern to steer. We navigate through tangled green seagrass into calm open water. “It’s epic,” promised Bodega Bay Kayak’s Caspian when he rented me the tandem kayak. “Everyone can do it.” Soon enough we get into the swing of it, paddling around Bodega Harbor in Northern California. Luckily, it’s a windless morning with sparkling sun on blue water — a placid idyll for us as we share the space with cormorants, pelicans, seagulls, and ospreys.

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