Hi Roger.

I have three canoes, and I know how to use 'em. And no kayaks.

In fact, I used one of them at Breaks Interstate (KY/VA) Park near
Hazard, KY, last Saturday and Sunday on the Pound River into the Upper
Russell Fork (of the Levisa Fork of the Big Sandy River, which flows
into the Ohio River where West Virginia and Kentucky meet the
southernmost tip of Ohio).

Beautiful river, beautiful weather, and wonderful company.

-Richard, His Kanubic Travesty
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Roger Houston wrote:
"KMAN" wrote in message
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My part in the discussion came about because I felt that opinions were
being expressed to suggest that one cannot learn to kayak without
professional instruction.

As the guy who started the whole thing by asking why the subject boat was
hard for a "beginner" to control, I must express my sincerest apologies for
ever having posted. The group seems to be wound fairly tightly, with a few
pretty helpful people and a bunch of people with a lot of free-floating
hostility.

Most of the "paddling" that goes on here is on one another's butts.

Anyone on here have a canoe?