Berwora Waters marina seen from up high

Hoping to capture another purple sunrise I got up at 5am and hit the water by 6am. The great thing about this time of the day is that there is no-one there to see you fall out of your kayak as you try to get in. No-one to see you embarrassingly dunk yourself in murky waters in the dark. Not that that would happen to me of course. 😉

Paddling into the murky darkness of pre-dawn Berowra Waters

Unfortunately the cloud cover was too solid for a burning sunrise, and I had to make to with amusing myself in other ways. Like taking photos INSIDE my kayak.

Inside a Boréal Nanook - clown's legs!

I did get to put in a fair bit of distance however and broke up the paddle at the halfway mark with a stop on a low-tide beach to relax, heed the call of nature and just to simply cast loving gazes over my Boréal Nanook kayak.

Fat Paddler's Boréal Nanook - Inuit for Polar Bear

Did I mention I love my Boréal Nanook?

All up a lovely relaxing 14.5km through the meandering Berowra Waters. Bewdy!

Sunrise Berowra Waters

Paddling Berowra Waters

Paddling Berowra Waters

Berowra Waters Inn, accessible only by boat or seaplane

Fat Paddler off home after the paddle