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Depends on exactly what you're doing and where as to whether it's going to be a problem. Sailing past the last safe takeout before a grade 6 Daft Thing because you're underwater and thus not in control is a rather different matter to going over playing polo in a pool, for example... Though if you routinely go over in /any/ conditions on a routine basis it suggests you may be in a boat that's not very well suited to your experience/requirements. Pete. As I say Peter, I'm a beginner at kayaking but an experienced swimmer. I am pretty cautious about what I get into in a boat. It will be some time before I place myself upstream of any grade 6 Daft Thing. My boat is a Dancer, and it seems to suit me quite well. I was exaggerating a bit about how often I fall in. And yesterday evening I did my very first successful roll, in the sea when a wave knocked me over. Woooooo Hooooo! Bernie |
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