I once met a person whose family about to converge
at the Mississippi, build a raft, load it with gear
and then take that down the river for a few hundred miles.
They had apparently done it once before, maybe
on a different river.

Is such a thing generally legal today?

Thanks.

Don't imagine it would be illegal as long as they had the proper safety
kit: lights, oars, lifejackets, bailer, whistle, etc.


Yok wrote:
I once met a person whose family about to converge
at the Mississippi, build a raft, load it with gear
and then take that down the river for a few hundred miles.
They had apparently done it once before, maybe
on a different river.

Is such a thing generally legal today?

Thanks.

Inno wrote:
Don't imagine it would be illegal as long as they had the proper safety
kit: lights, oars, lifejackets, bailer, whistle, etc.


Yok wrote:
I once met a person whose family about to converge
at the Mississippi, build a raft, load it with gear
and then take that down the river for a few hundred miles.
They had apparently done it once before, maybe
on a different river.

Is such a thing generally legal today?

Thanks.

You asked the wrong question. The correct question would be: Is this
illegal today? The difference is important because you have assumed
that anything not specifically legal is illegal when the opposite is
true.