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Old Nick wrote:
I do have to ask, having been frightened by a really tippy boat, how many people simply never took up kayaking beyond that first try, having been put off by Mr Zippy's super dooper? I suspect that it's far fewer than you might think. It seems that most people get their first taste of paddling by renting boats, which are invariably wide, stable craft. Personally, I paddled boats that scared me and not only did I continue paddling, I bought one of those boats (a Nordkapp)! After paddling it for a while, it felt as stable as a couch and I now paddle boats that are considerable less stable quite comfortably. I now know what my limits are and there are a few boats out there that I won't go near. My girlfriend owns - and loves - one such boat. |
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