Canoes and Kayaks

Because the shape change how does it moves, because the shape is a form, that makes the caoe move throught water, it s all about aerodynamics.

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Kayaks are used for many different things. They can be used as transportation, bird watching, photography, fishing, camping, river running, sun tanning, as well as many other fun activities.

Recreational Kayaks come in all different sizes and it really depends on they type of activity you will be using it for as to what size you choose. Other factors include the size of the person who will be using the Kayak since the cockpit sizes are different accordingly. The best starting point would be to visit a specialist Kayak store and sit in a few of them to get the feel for what would fit you best.

Trireme. This was the typical boast used by the ancient Greeks on the Mediterannean. It possessed a sail but was also oar powered with up to three banks of oars, which were especially used during skirmishes.

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Perception Kayaks offers recreational, touring, and expedition model kayaks. New for 2013 are The Expression 11.5 and the Prodigy XS models. They also offer the Conduit 13.5, which is a tandem kayak designed for families.

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Canoe poling uses a pole to propel the canoe. It is usually done on a calm river or stream.

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The Tainui waka was named after an infant who did not survive childbirth. At the burial site of this child, at a place in Hawaiki known then as Maungaroa, a great tree grew; this was the tree that was used to build the ocean canoe.

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There are narrow flat bottom boats called punts, which are moved with the aid of a long pole. The similar boats in Venice are called gondolas.

Small boats may be called skiffs, and the flat-bottom canoes of Louisiana are called pirogues.

Large boats are canal boats, or barges.

Not if you mount the kayak on it properly. BIC also make a great kayak trolley.

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That place where you keep the beer. or The place where most of the steering takes place is at the stern which is the back of the canoe.

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what is a metaphor for a canoe

A kayak paddle will have two blades, and you paddle by pulling each through the water in turn. A canoe paddle just has the one blade, and you paddle by pulling it through the water on alternate sides of your craft.

Oars if you are rowing, paddles if you are...well...paddling...

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White water rafting is a popular type of outdoor sport, especially in the United States. Also called simply rafting, white water rafting is an exciting aquatic adventure that can be enjoyed by individuals of all skill levels with proper guiding and instruction. In some areas of the United States, white water rafting is available year round, although it is generally seasonal, depending on snow pack, rain, and dam release schedules. White water rafting uses specialized rubber rafts that are very sturdy and flexible. These rafts can accommodate a wide range of people, depending on need and build, although eight to ten individuals is a standard number. All the rafters have paddles, which are used to guide and propel the raft through the water. With a trained guide, it is possible to have a raft with only one or two experienced people and a crew of novices, depending on the difficulty of the waters being rafted. The excitement in white water rafting comes from the white water, a term referring to the level of turbulence in the river, or rapids. White water can be caused by changes in elevation to the riverbed, rocks or other obstacles in the water, and flow from snow melt and rain. White water rapids have a range of classes, from one, which indicates small, slow moving rapids that are safe for all levels of experience, to six, which indicates a dangerous and perhaps never tested rapid that should only be attempted by professionals. Rafters can take short trips consisting of a few hours and culminating at a pickup point further down the river, or longer expeditions that combine white water rafting and camping. Especially in the West, longer camping and rafting trips are quite popular and a wonderful way to see nature, often quite intimately. A wide range of white water rafting companies exist, many of which provide a range of experiences, from adventures geared towards more professionally trained individuals to family rafting trips, on which rafters will rarely encounter anything above a two. There is an element of risk to rafting even on class one rapids, which can be alleviated by taking basic training, wearing safety gear, and obeying the instructions of your guide at all times. Basic swimming abilities are also strongly recommended in case of emergency. Especially when rafting higher classes, it is assumed that rafters have professional training and a much better knowledge of their abilities. In more highly rated rapids, safety precautions should always be observed to prevent injury, and rafters should be aware of prevailing weather conditions as well. When done with safety in mind, white water rafting is great fun and a fantastic way to get in touch with the outdoors. * http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-white-water-rafting.htmwhat is rafting and how it is done? what are the requirements? 'Rafting' is also a term used when multiple boats tie up together side-by-side.

To cure white birch bark, first remove the bark from the tree. Then, press the bark flat using a weight to hold it in position. Some people use books or metal weights to press the bark. Once it has dried for several days, the bark is cured for use.

first nations used birch bark to write on. they used birch because used birch because it was white and fell off in long pieces.