June 17, 2019 / Lauren Kramer / 1889 Washington's Magazine

Kayaking in Nature

Kristi Kucera's job gets her on the water. Krisiti Kucera rises at 6:30 a.m. to move kayaks and gear to the launching dock at Bellingham's Wildcat Cove. The owner of Moondance Sea Kayak Adventures, Kucera, 32, meets her guest for half and full-day paddles at the cove, leading them on paddling excursions around the Chuckanut sandstone and out toward Chuckanut Island. Read full article here: Kayaking in Nature (Page 48-49)

Read full article here: 1889 Washington's Magazine
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