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On 21 Jun 2006 07:41:02 -0700, in rec.boats.paddle "Oci-One Kanubi"
wrote: Forgive me for not answering your actual question, but (perhaps you might experiment with this suggestion in a strong wind under otherwise-controlled conditions): Actually, it's "bang on" my topic. I get the impression that the drag device isn't in common usage. The other issue that presented itself in the middle of it all was that my stoker lacked the upper body strength to pull herself into the boat. She's in good physical shape; however, handicaps make it doubtful that she ever *will* do the push-up. For this reason, we shall stay in calm water; however, we will need to develop a wet entry technique and practice it. I'm thinking of some kind of a stirrup where she could get her leg involved. Jones |
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