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[clouseau]

The missus is hooked big on paddling lately, and now she's buggin' to put in at the sound around Seaside....was thinkin' of bringing a couple of small boats (7 footers).... we're not "buckle - chuckers", mind you, so it's not a great big hassle,...but...... Thoughts, anyone ?

[cdrhead]

I have brought mine to gotv a few times....only used it once Watched the sunrise from the water one Sunday morning.....it was a little carry from boardie camping but not bad....I think mine is a 9 footer, still easy to lug around by yourself

[clouseau]

Yeah, the time thing's got me thinking.....maybe tubes are easier, and if we don't find tyme, they go away easier...(provided i find some friendly camper to blow 'em up...hey, anyone wanna go tubin' ?)

[cdrhead]

Just make sure you tie it on your roof tight







..... my friends lost a kayak off their car roof on the way to gotv one year

[Eco]

I think I asked about it last year and the answer was no....though I might of asked about one of my sailboats. Hopefully a vibesguide clears this up since I would love to bring a kayak. If not....maybe a paddle and a twin sized air matress.

[TEO]

Sorry, no boats.

[clouseau]

Thanks, TEO ! i was tryin' to figure out a way to leave her behind ! The boat , i mean....Hey, can we bring 2 seven-foot coolers ?

[Eco]

Thanks, TEO ! i was tryin' to figure out a way to leave her behind ! The boat , i mean....Hey, can we bring 2 seven-foot coolers ?

Lol, I like your way of thinking! Mine is a 10-12' coffin that I like to explore the water in to look for a place to spread my ashes.....prolly pretty sure that gets a religious exemption.....

[cdrhead]

Sorry, no boats.

Seriously ?

I see boats on car roofs every year....

Rent pwc or siihb ?

[TEO]

Disseminating the official information, so yes really.