Volunteers staffing the event's registration booth

Line forming for participants to register in order to demo boats

The Great Blue Heron assembled with a TSRA member standing by watching the goings on at the boat ramp

And here's the boat ramp - the green sign warns passers-by not to allow their dogs to empty their bowels on the nearby grass

This dam marked one boundary of the area in which demo boaters were permitted to try out a variety of canoes and kayaks

And this orange tape barrier under a rail bridge marked the other boundery

Randle Branch is the fellow whose back is to the camera, and was one of the event's organizers. Boaters lined up on the right,

A couple trying out The Great Blue Heron

Another couple using the RZ96. I brought a kayak paddle and a very old canoe paddle to the demo event. My wife would've been i

This couple paddled toward the broken dam, but didn't get much further. Note the 220 cm AquaBound Expedition AMT paddle in use.

Another RZ couple, and some canoeists

Brit's husband, Bill, in the tandem's rear seat

I think this is the canoe belonged to one of the event volunteers who told me it had fresh Bondo (tm) and some new fiberglass

I paddled this Old Town solo for awhile, because no one else wanted to use it, and I was doing a good deed by keeping it out of

Freight-train went by so I snapped a picture without looking. It came out as well (for what it's worth) as most of those I actu

A lot of colorful boats out there today