Paddle, paddle, toil and trouble
Laura Gray of Old Saybrook, left, and others participate Saturday, Oct. 12, 2019, in the Witch Paddle on the Mystic River. The event was hosted by Adventure Mystic, and participants were asked to donate a coat or $20 to go toward Enders Island Recovery Retreats. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
People pass under the Mystic drawbridge Saturday, Oct. 12, 2019, while participating in the Witch Paddle on the Mystic River. The event was hosted by Adventure Mystic, and participants were asked to donate a coat or $20 to go toward Enders Island Recovery Retreats. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
Charlotte Malavenda of Groton paddles on her own Saturday, Oct. 12, 2019, before participating in the Witch Paddle on the Mystic River. The event was hosted by Adventure Mystic, and participants were asked to donate a coat or $20 to go toward Enders Island Recovery Retreats. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
From left, Jessica Lavigne of Madison, Wendy Fish of Deep River and Laura Gray of Old Saybrook chat Saturday, Oct. 12, 2019, before the start of the Witch Paddle on the Mystic River. The event was hosted by Adventure Mystic, and participants were asked to donate a coat or $20 to go toward Enders Island Recovery Retreats. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
Wendy Fish of Deep River laughs Saturday, Oct. 12, 2019, as she and others participate in the Witch Paddle on the Mystic River. The event was hosted by Adventure Mystic, and participants were asked to donate a coat or $20 to go toward Enders Island Recovery Retreats. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
People participate Saturday, Oct. 12, 2019, in the Witch Paddle on the Mystic River. The event was hosted by Adventure Mystic, and participants were asked to donate a coat or $20 to go toward Enders Island Recovery Retreats. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
Mystic — People pass under the Mystic drawbridge Saturday while participating in the Witch Paddle on the Mystic River.
The event was hosted by Adventure Mystic, and participants were asked to donate a coat or $20 to go toward Enders Island Recovery Retreats.
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