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- Location: South-central Michigan
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- Design Reviewer
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- Joined: Sun Jun 20, 2004 8:03 pm
- Type of boat I like: <-- Please read instructions to the left and delete this text. Then, tell us what type boat you like! :-)
- Location: South-central Michigan
Had to ask, Newt, because of my evolving opinions. I started out liking only dual paddler canoes; shifted to kayaks; and am now thinking that a solo, decked canoe is the ultimate tripping machine. It takes rougher wind and water conditions than a standard canoe, packs & unloads easy, portages the same as an open boat and better than a kayak.
In many places I go, the outriggers would get hung up; they require open water, I suppose. But sailing something like that would be a dream, ehh? Folding outriggers would be nice, I suppose.
In many places I go, the outriggers would get hung up; they require open water, I suppose. But sailing something like that would be a dream, ehh? Folding outriggers would be nice, I suppose.
Kayak Jack
Doing what you like is FREEDOM
Liking what you do is HAPPINESS
I spent most of my money on whiskey and women - and I'm afraid I just wasted the rest.
Doing what you like is FREEDOM
Liking what you do is HAPPINESS
I spent most of my money on whiskey and women - and I'm afraid I just wasted the rest.