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July 21, 2010

Charleston’s first Stand Up Paddling (SUP) race in Shem Creek

Seems like there was a lot of confusion over the first SUP race here on Shem Creek the other day, but participants showed up none the less, and here are some photos from the event.

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Hat tip to David Quick, P&C’s Running, Cycling, and Fitness Blog guru.

The 10K is 2 loops around Crab Bank. Competitors in the 10K really looked wiped out at the end. 7 year old Dana Stephens jumped right in and took turns paddling. Dana paddling herself and her Dad on their SUP board. Dave Clifford sitting on his paddle board. 3 of the 4 kids participating. Dean Johnson, a professional paddleboarder. SUP participants Dana could barely wait. Second place? Recreational contestants? Sometimes it's just easier to paddle by hand.
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July 16, 2010

Shem Creek Photos

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Shem Creek Bar & Grill parking lot signs Shrimp boats at sunrise Shem Creek Marina full of boats Creekside Bar & Grill and Shem Creek Bar & Grill Kayakers taking off from Coastal Expeditions Palmetto Breeze parked with shrimp boats on Shem Creek The quieter side of Shem Creek Pelican on a pole A magnificent oak off Shem Creek Shem Creek from the Coleman St. bridge Kayaking on Shem Creek Shrimp boats at sunrise
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