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First and Foremost, this was a very early morning paddle in hopes of watching the sunrise. Secondly, did you know there is an old, but still usable boat ramp at Shea Viewpoint? I had no idea! Let’s talk about the launch site first. Shea Viewpoint is the first visual contact you make with Foster Reservoir coming from the West on Hwy 20. I’ve stopped here quite a few times to take in the beauty of the reservoir (and use the restroom). But, I had no idea there is an old boat launch here. As you enter the parking lot, you have to stay to the right to circle around. As the roadway begins to circle to the left, park straight ahead. Down the hillside is a small walkable descent to a paved area to launch your craft. The area is closed to boat traffic. However, whatever you can carry down with you, then you can launch it. I have a kayak cart and that made it so much easier. So, back to our kayaking adventure! Someone had advertised an early morning paddle to watch the sunrise on Foster Reservoir. I’ve done a sunset paddle and jumped at the idea to do a sunrise paddle. We had to launch no later than 5:30am. That made for a very early morning. But, I was excited to watch the sunrise! However, one small problem. It was cloudy! Yesterday, it was all sunshine, nothing but blue sky. This morning, cloudy. Ugh! But, I decided to go and see how it looked when I got there and when it got light outside because it was pitch dark when I left my house at 4:15am. Well, when I arrived the sun was fighting it’s way through the clouds – very dramatically. At that very moment, it was hard to tell whether we were watching the sunrise or a sunset. It was truly gorgeous. Watching the sun rise with all the cloud cover is truly spectacular. So much color! Unfortunately for me, the group of folks that I was with didn’t seem very interested in kayaking/paddle boarding very far. They came to watch the sunrise and then go have breakfast afterwards. Well, personally, that’s just not my cup of tea. So, o

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