Image 1 — Is it possible for this to be turned into a pokestop or gym?
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Is it possible for this to be turned into a pokestop or gym?

A couple months ago I submitted this nomination in hopes it would be turned into a pokestop or gym, but they added it as a Dynamax/MP spot instead. It doesn’t always appear in game though. Is it even possible for it to be upgraded to a pokestop or gym now? I really just am curious because I thought it would make for really cool gifts to send to my friends haha.

u/DrSpooker — 6 days ago

I nominated this today.

Nominated this beautifully painted utility box for a pokestop in my community today. It has a man salmon fishing on it- which has always been a big part of our culture in the community. Do you think I will be approved or no? Sorry if this is a dumb post but I’m new to nominating stops.

u/DrSpooker — 2 months ago

Paddleboard withdrawal

It’s been two days since I’ve been able to get out for a paddle and I’m itching to go again 😅 hoping the weather cooperates today and finally clears up so I can get out again. If I can’t go two days without feeling the withdrawal, how am I supposed to make it through 6+ months of winter without paddling 😭

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u/DrSpooker — 2 months ago
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Got to paddle with a family of loons and ducks today

Fourth paddle ever, got to hang out with some ducks and loons, it was such a good experience and truly made me feel so grateful for the simple things in life. I knew I would enjoy the hobby when I bought my board but I’m truly enjoying it more than thought was possible. I also stood up and managed to paddle around for a bit for the first time, with decent balance. No making fun of my crocs.😂

u/DrSpooker — 2 months ago

Got to paddle with some ducks and loons today

Fourth paddle ever, got to hang out with some ducks and loons, it was such a good experience and truly made me feel so grateful for the simple things in life. I knew I would enjoy the hobby when I bought my board but I’m truly enjoying it more than thought was possible. I also stood up and managed to paddle around for a bit for the first time, with decent enough balance. No falling yet.😅

u/DrSpooker — 2 months ago
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My first paddle 🌊

My buddy and I tried out our boards for the first time today and loved every minute of it. 27 degrees Celsius here in NL, so I did hop off for a dip. Aside from that, I feel proud and accomplished to say no capsizing this time around 😅 I sat, knelt, and even stood up once- so I am happy the first time was a success. Even went back in and grabbed my phone to take a couple photos for documentation lol. Calling for rain for almost the next two weeks in my area, so I’m not looking forward to that after today. Definitely will be investing in an electric pump though 😂

u/DrSpooker — 2 months ago

What frame shape would suit me best?

I’ve been wearing glasses for about 14-15 years now and I’ve always kinda just picked whatever frames were trending or “cool” at the time, never really what suited me or my face shape. Last pair I owned were the aviator style frames, and I did like them but I feel like they were a bit big for my face. Any recommendations are appreciated.

u/DrSpooker — 3 months ago

Beginner here, any tips and knowledge is welcome!

Hey guys, I just bought my first paddleboard today. How did I do based off the photo? It’s a 10’ board. I’ve been watching a few videos here and there, and I’ll definitely be buying a clip in lunch bags, as well as a waterproof phone case so I can take photos on the water. I went out and bought myself a life jacket today too. I was looking into the electric pumps as well, but I was wondering if I could possibly use an electric pump I have for pumping up tires before buying one for the paddle boards. Is there a certain attachment i would need to make it work? What else should I buy? I’ll just be going in a couple ponds around my town until I get the feel for it. Any tips and knowledge is welcome. I’m so excited for it to get here.

u/DrSpooker — 3 months ago