Canoes and Kayaks

rocker on a canoe: is a cool way of saying rock her on a canoe!!!!! rock her hard by:someone I know

no the back will flip up and the front will go back

Mainly storage issues. An inflatable weighs in at about 10-12 kg and packs down to a roll 50 cm long and 30 cm thick. Other advantages may be resistance to crush damages, buoyancy when water filled, perhaps some thermal insulation from the water temperature, but they're all dwarfed by the advantage of a canoe that comes pretty close to being accepted as carry-on luggage.

you cant have your kayak and heat it too

That trip would be very strenuous and probably not possible for an experienced kayaker in one day. Most likely it has been done, though. The distance from the Florida mainland (near West Palm Beach) to the closest part of the islands is about 70 miles. That is a huge distance.

4 nano secs, because space ships can't fly sideways during a full moon.

Newton's 3rd Law because your pushing the water away which makes you go forward. Because for every action there's an equal and opposite reaction

When in a narrow channel

It can weigh basically, or roughly, 40 lbs. to 75 lbs. It all depends on the size of the canoe.

Pie from the bakery

It's a air pocket

On my 95 when you raise the first deck, there is a lever on the left side down in the foot section that you must pull to raise the backrest which locks into place after raising it. That same lever must be used to unlock the backrest and fold it down again. Ray G.

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Having been canoeing many times I can tell you from experience that it depends on where you are sitting in the boat and what kind of stroke you are using when you paddle.

The simplest answer is that you would expect to go forward and you would tend to veer to the left as you pulled on that side of the boat.

Experienced canoers can steer the boat in either direction or straight ahead by using the appropriate stroke no matter which side they paddle on.

Sometime about 1990, John Williamson bought the Blue Hole name and continued producing improved versions of the original Blue Hole models in Gordonsville VA. The company was later sold to Evergreen Canoes in Canada who still sell some of the original Blue Hole designs but under their own name.

Navajo American natives live in largely desert and mountain land. There is not much need for a canoe in a desert or mountain. They used dogs pulling sleds to move their possessions around until the Europeans brought horses back to America. After that, the Navajos carried themselves and their possessions on horseback.

to get around from place to place

University of Florida and University of Miami

Bow is the term used for the front of the boat, Stern is the term for the back.

The Kwakwa'kawakw's are a Pacific Northwest Coast Indigenous people who built their homes out of cedar planks and carved long dugout canoes. Southeast Asians, particularly Indonesians, built homes out of bamboo and carved long dugout canoes.

Because when you push the water, you are using the opposite force of the way that you want to go. Like on a rocket, the exhaust moves downward, but as a result, the rocket moves upward.

River Riders at Harper's Ferry, W. Va., (on line) has Blue Hole canoes, including specs. My friend John Williamson, who now lives near Roanoke, owned and operated the Blue Hole company at Gordonsville, Va. John suffered from cancer that he believed was caused by heating the sheets of material used to form the body of the canoe. He was forced to sell and/or close the company as I recall because of the tremendous cost of the successful treatment by the UVa. Medical Center. I own two boats, manufactured in 1978 and 1984 by the original Sunbright, Tenn. company, I still paddle both and wouldn't trade either for any new canoe made today. Morris Stephenson

to my knowledge 10 types of self rescue rolls that can be done in a kayak

body roll (offside)

Eskimo roll (offside)

sty roll / back deck (offside)

hand roll (offside)

1 handed sty roll / back deck (offside)

a 4.2 is the size for that