Oar & Paddle Regatta Celebrates 30 Years on the Water
Regatta set out from Little Bridge beach on Sengie.
Regatta set out from Little Bridge beach on Sengie.
On your mark, get set, paddle.
On your mark, get set, paddle.
Life jackets for everyone!
Life jackets for everyone!
Many families participated.
Many families participated.
Competing in the dog on board category.
Competing in the dog on board category.
Paddle boarders appreciate to calm waters Sunday.
Paddle boarders appreciate to calm waters Sunday.
Digging in.
Digging in.
Regatta filled pond with a rainbow of colors.
Regatta filled pond with a rainbow of colors.
Grill masters work their magic for hungry paddlers.
Grill masters work their magic for hungry paddlers.
Happy 30th to the regatta!
Happy 30th to the regatta!
Chick Stapleton of Island Spirit Kayaks announces the winners.
Chick Stapleton of Island Spirit Kayaks announces the winners.
Kayakers, canoers, paddleboarders, and many dogs set out Sunday morning in Sengekontacket Pond for the 30th annual Oar & Paddle Regatta. When the event started, it was called Paddle from the Ponds, and while the name has changed the mission has not: to bring attention to the health of Island ponds.