Jill, Clay and First Mate Miller spent the first night of the Pamlico Paddle at the Hindsley camping platform on Broad Creek. It was a chilly night, with temperatures dropping to the mid-40s. We found out Miller the adventure pup is not so adventurous as to sleep in a hammock.
Day 2, the kayaking trio headed across the Pamlico River and up Blounts Creek to camp at Cotton Patch Landing, the gathering site of the Save Blounts Creek campaign.
Watch their first-morning-on-the-water-trail Facebook Live here, then check out Clay, Jill and Miller’s introduction to and interview with Bob Daw, their dinner host and one of the founders of Save Blounts Creek.
Day 2 Update, AM
Day 2 update, PM
More photos of the evening’s dinner and entertainment, courtesy of Bob and Phyllis Daw, and Butch and Beth Hardin!
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