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C_Run

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crash

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Launch off the beach near the campground or launch from closer to port orford and get blown south by the wind and get lucky enough to make it to shore?

Lucky guy.


C_Run

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I couldn't imagine launching a kayak off that beach by the state park, it's so steep and the waves just pound it every day of the year. Helicopter rescues are pretty regular there where flatlanders from the park who don't understand what tides are walk out to explore at low tide and can't make it back.