Paddle regatta a splash

Relay race competitors in the Naramata Paddle Regatta jockey for position in the fundraiser for the David Suzuki Foundation.

Bob Purdy and Viki Nielsen jockey for position during the relay race portion of the first-ever Naramata Paddle Regatta. Purdy said It marked the 631st consecutive day he'd been out of paddle boarding as a fundraiser for the David Suzuki Foundation.

Bob Purdy and Viki Nielsen jockey for position during the relay race portion of the first-ever Naramata Paddle Regatta. Purdy said It marked the 631st consecutive day he'd been out of paddle boarding as a fundraiser for the David Suzuki Foundation.

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