366th Security Police
	K-9
	Da Nang Air Base
	Republic of Vietnam
	This has to be done in sequence with the changing of the tide. You want to catch the end of the outgoing tide for the trip out, and wait for the change for the return. If you attempt to do this otherwise, your going to be in a lot of trouble because the current can reach 6+ knots and sitting in a boat, you can only do 4 knots tops! Perhaps 5 if your scared and trying to escape a White Shark but that still means your going to be on the short end of that race. Total paddle Distance, 5 miles.
	Greg Dunlap's " OUT THE GATE"
	Arrival in the morning	Everybody getting the sleepy's out
There's our goal	Waiting for the meds to kick in	Damn that's a gorgeous sight!
Brian, Myself, Scott, and Tom	Where's the bar??	Getting some instructions
More instructions	Brian's drugs are working	Tom's have made him numb
Scott says he has to go back and use the bathroom	Stupified!	Till they slap me with a paddle
Heading out	The Coast Guard goes out commenting about "Shark Chum" on the water.	Different View now, and it's looking bigger!
Looking back, North Anchorage	Approaching Lime Point	Getting closer
Lime Point	Long way up there	Check out the swells
Looking back to inside the bay	There goes one group	Lining up to go
Digging into the waves at the start	Made it in one piece and upright!	Marin coastline
Going further out	Rafting up at the point	Time for pictures
Feel like a tourist	Rafting up	We're out away's
More picture taking	Brian's digging for a candy bar	Now he's thirsty
Guides are talking about the turkeys they brought out today	I think the drugs are working again	Brian and myself
small swells	North Tower	South Tower
Heading back in	Scott and Tom pass us	getting closer
South Tower	Brian	Holding up and looking up
There's a view not many see	North Tower	Made it back in one piece! Where's the bar?
	Our Route

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