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Tall Tales, Tips and Tricks: The northeastern Georgian Bay Coast has been named an International Biosphere Reserve by the United Nations – a world of renowned diversity of community, geology and ecosystems – and a paddling paradise with glacier smooth islands, crystal clear water and windswept pine. |
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The Bay’s powerful landscape (the Group of Seven couldn’t get enough of it!) inspires musicians, poets and artists with it’s mythic and lyrical beauty. Tim will take you on a paddling journey and you’ll begin to understand why it’s known as the sixth Great Lake. Through songs and tales the presentation will capture your imagination of lazy summer days, fall gales in the open and ice-cold winter travel. There are ways to travel the Bay with safety and comfort, and Tim will share not only tricks and tips, but also the missteps and magical moments experienced over a lifetime of being “out there”. About Tim Dyer Tim Dyer, along with his wife Kathy, operate White Squall Paddling Centre near Parry Sound. Tim has been paddling the 30,000 Islands for over 30 years, and this season is White Squall’s 25th anniversary on the Bay. Tim and White Squall have been instrumental in helping to develop a national sea kayak program through Paddle Canada and he is currently a senior Instructor Trainer with Paddle Canada. His passion is simply getting out in the islands in all seasons and engaging in the wildness of Georgian Bay. No Charge for Admission. |
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