I like canoes.

[Jester]

They're all tandems. I have five Old Town Discovery 158 and one Discovery 164. .

But are they full of magical rainbow and glitter filled Jester jizz!?

[Snatch Napkin]

But are they full of magical rainbow and glitter filled Jester jizz!?

Not yet, for the most part they're filled with the finest experiences LeTorneau students can muster up.

[motoman]

If y'all are truly interested in this activity, then you may want to find a copy of "Rivers and Rapids". It's an excellent book with loads of info on rivers in our area along with outfitters. We happen to be all out of them at the moment.

I'll try and find one. I have close to 400 nautical miles of kayaking/canoeing under my belt, most of those miles have been on rivers out of state. I took the girl kayaking for the first time a few weeks back and she loved it, just not enough to want her own kayak though.

[Snatch Napkin]

I'll try and find one. I have close to 400 nautical miles of kayaking/canoeing under my belt, most of those miles have been on rivers out of state. I took the girl kayaking for the first time a few weeks back and she loved it, just not enough to want her own kayak though.

[ame]http://www.amazon.com/Rivers-Rapids-Complete-Canoeing-Arkansas/dp/0963240382[/ame]


That's the book. It's got a lot of great info. Very well worth the money, IMO.

I've never seen one sell for that crazy high price they show. I want to say my last copy sold for less than $40.

EDIT: Daingerfield state park used to have canoes and kayaks for rent, if she wanted to get in more practice with a kayak by herself. It's also right up the road from me and we could show up for a weekend.

[Treasure Chest]

Not yet, for the most part they're filled with the finest experiences LeTorneau students can muster up.

They're filled with Jesus and sparkling grape juice?

[Geor!]

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[Jester]

whoopty whoop

[Strychnine]

I like kayaks.

Backwoods started a kayak rental program on the north side of downtown Fort Worth.

You can start at the Panther Island Pavilion and go a mile or so west around all the parks or you can head 4 miles up the west fork if you want.

[talisman]

Look at those manly legs.

[Chili]

Is Kayaking hard on the back? I'm interested in trying it out but worry about the seeming lack of back support for long periods of time..

[Strychnine]

Look at those manly legs.

I don't have those Quentin Tarantino good looks, so you know, I gotta go with what works...


... fucking hater, lol.

Went from there to flying saucer so no matter what you say I still win

[motoman]

Backwoods started a kayak rental program on the north side of downtown Fort Worth.

You can start at the Panther Island Pavilion and go a mile or so west around all the parks or you can head 4 miles up the west fork if you want.

How's that float? Pretty slow i'd imagine...

[Jester]

Is Kayaking hard on the back? I'm interested in trying it out but worry about the seeming lack of back support for long periods of time..

not at all. the triceps might be a bit sore the next day

[motoman]

Is Kayaking hard on the back? I'm interested in trying it out but worry about the seeming lack of back support for long periods of time..

Like Levi said, not at all. You get more back support from a kayak than you do a canoe. There are a lot of options for more comfortable chairs as well.