Kayaking News November 2007

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WEDNESDAY, 28 NOVEMBER 2007
	Surf's Up Mesa, Waveyard Is a Go
	MESA, AZ (Marketwire) - Waveyard, a state-of-the-art water sports resort and national entertainment destination, received overwhelming voter approval (65.36%) in a local election on November 6, 2007. The vote, which was required by law due to tax incentives being offered by the City of Mesa to Waveyard LLC., transitions the project from dream to reality and allows developers to proceed with co Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 27 NOVEMBER 2007
	Academy for Global Exploration Climbs in S. Africa
	Academy for Global Exploration (AGE) has just returned from a two-month climbing trip to South Africa’s Western Cape Province! Students climbed at Silvermine Crags in Cape Town, spent two weeks bouldering and climbing in world-famous Rocklands (featured in several issues, including the December issue of Climbing Magazine), two weeks climbing the endless walls in Montagu, and smearing the limes Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 22 NOVEMBER 2007
	20% off on Selected Gear at BackcountryOutlet.com
	BackcountryOutlet.com starts the holiday season with Black Friday and Cyber Monday - the Backcountry.com Turkey Hangover Sale. Get 20% discount on selected gear. BackcountryOutlet.com also offers clearance items on sale: At least 50% off at Backcountryoutlet.com At least 60% off at Backcountryoutlet.com At least 70% off at Backcountry.com Click the banner b Read Full Story
	School Staff to Compete in World Surf Kayak Event
	Stephen Bowens, curriculum area manager for leisure and water sports at Falmouth Marine School in Cornwall, spent half-term competing in the World Surf Kayak Championships with his former student Emily Wollard. Emily joined Steve in Mundaka, Northern Spain and will compete with the best surf kayakers in the world. Steve got fourth place in the World Cup Event in Peniche last year bef Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 21 NOVEMBER 2007
	Kayakers Expected to be Seen at Blueways Trail
	More kayakers are expected to be seen on the Beaufort River if Beaufort County's first state-recognized Blueways kayaking trail attracts the outdoor tourists the program's experts expect. According to South Carolina State Trails Program, 2,000 miles of navigable waters are estimated in the state. However, not all are highlighted as Blueways, which are eligible for state money to install t Read Full Story
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