Our first group, a father daughter team, are all geared up and eager to launch.
And they are off! This is their first time kayaking and they are extremely excited to help out while experiencing a kayaking trip on West Neck Creek.
Our second group is all ready to go! This father son team is also on their first kayak trip and excited to lend a helping hand with our clean up.
This couple just moved to the area and were happy to help out. We were sad to hear that one of their boats was damaged in storage, but happy to loan them one of ours so they could both make it out with us.
This family of five from Maine came equipped with two canoes and a lot of enthusiasm!
Right from the start they were taking advantage of the low water from the recent North East winds and were collecting litter from the banks.
Our last volunteer is on her way. We are excited to see how much litter this group can collect!
My son Logan thought it was the perfect time to try out dad's kayak for the first time :)
The thunderstorms were approaching from the West but good thing we were in the clear until the event was over. The storm clouds created some picturesque views in the sky and everyone was off working hard on the creek.
We ran into one of our happy volunteers on her way back to drop off a load of litter at the launch site so she could head out and get some more.
How do some of these things get here? An entire tire and rim was pulled from the mud and loaded up on the kayak.
Everyone one has returned and we are all amazed how much debris we have pulled from the creek in a hour and a half. From cellphones, to tires, to a front door and bags of bottles and broken glass, this Earth Day event was a huge success! We are extremely pleased with the turnout and the amazing effort everyone put forth in helping to leave our waterways a little cleaner than we found them! Taking on the world (and litter) with a paddle! Adventure Kayak Tours!
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