article_snippet.sent: Walkley, Austin and William D. Kelley were part of a group of seven people who set out on Saturday for an excursion along Washington's Dungeness Spit.
article_snippet.sent: But, according to fellow kayaker Dennis Caines, the terrible weather 'came up all of a sudden' and took a group of seven people who set out on Saturday for an excursion along Washington's Dungeness Spit by surprise. '
article_snippet.sent: And a video the friends took during a church-organized trip shows that the weather was calm as the friends paddled to the New Dungeness Lighthouse for a lunch break, according to King 5 News.
article_snippet.sent: Caines and a group of seven people who set out on Saturday for an excursion along Washington's Dungeness Spit left the New Dungeness Lighthouse around 1.30pm.
article_snippet.sent: The couple, who were riding in a tandem kayak, and two other people with a group of seven people who set out on Saturday for an excursion along Washington's Dungeness Spit paddled safely back to shore.
article_snippet.sent: Walkley, Austin and Kelley had been part of a group of seven that were kayaking along the Dungeness Spit (pictured)
article_snippet.sent: Dennis Caines, who was also on a church-organized trip, said the weather was calm as a group of seven people who set out on Saturday for an excursion along Washington's Dungeness Spit stopped at the New Dungeness Lighthouse (pictured) for lunch.
highlights_snippet.sent: But friend Dennis Caines, who was kayaking with the group, said the weather had been calm earlier that day .