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BOBK · 11-05-2010, 08:37 PM

I noticed a glaring error in one of the above posts. Just a reminder to Paladin1aa, canoe paddlers do not know big words like cerebral or Neanderthal. Please try to keep future posts simpler. Let's see, easier to haul a 40 lb. kayak or 150 lb. canoe? Easier to maneuver a 10 ft. kayak or 18 ft. canoe? Which of those two would take less effort to propel through the water? Just a reminder JP, it takes only one trip to the DARK SIDE and you'll never go back. By the way JP, nice set of pics from Mike's Mahoning Trip.
On a serious note, JP handles his big old canoe like it was a 10 ft piece of plastic
(kayak). Pretty impressive, but it still takes two to load it on his car.

11-05-2010, 08:37 PM	#6
BOBK Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 227 Nominated 0 Times in 0 Posts TOTW/F/M Award(s): 0	I noticed a glaring error in one of the above posts. Just a reminder to Paladin1aa, canoe paddlers do not know big words like cerebral or Neanderthal. Please try to keep future posts simpler. Let's see, easier to haul a 40 lb. kayak or 150 lb. canoe? Easier to maneuver a 10 ft. kayak or 18 ft. canoe? Which of those two would take less effort to propel through the water? Just a reminder JP, it takes only one trip to the DARK SIDE and you'll never go back. By the way JP, nice set of pics from Mike's Mahoning Trip. On a serious note, JP handles his big old canoe like it was a 10 ft piece of plastic (kayak). Pretty impressive, but it still takes two to load it on his car. __________________ BOBK <IIOX> KAYAK - Backwards or forwards, the only way to paddle.