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... is negligible. But taking the decks off makes everything a little bit easier -- from storing gear to minor outfitting tweaks. It takes a little courage to make the chop, but it's not hard. https://dl.dropbox.com/u/19217624/cboats/DSC01703.jpg

... that can come out of that, both good and bad. But aren't we all there to explore the current? I just envy mystery boaters for what they have the courage to explore.

... paddle over to take a regular left stroke, or, in my case, probably eddied out and walked down. Instead, Geoff's move speaks not only of skill, courage, showmanship, but as a shout-out to canoeists from a top competition kayaker. And it speaks of having some serious fun on the river. Certainly ...

Give them both credit for having the courage to run silencia in Mexico. Both were ejected from their boats though. I do believe it was 50ft from what I was told.

Sounds good. I haven't run the UY yet. I'll definitely want to do it with folks who've done it a bunch. When I have the time and the courage, I'll get in touch with you.

... and probably lifelong challenge going big requires just balls - going big AND in style, this is perfection and requires way more than just courage

... The almost unavoidable completely Lethal hole in “Pigs in Space” caused the rest to walk-off. All 10 that put on demonstrated high levels of both courage and stupidity. The river wins this day. I’d also like to point out that Scott Curtis walked-off before I did, and swam, whereas, I (wielder ...

... thumpin on my chest and grunting. I guess I do it to psych myself into doing it and remind me that I'm out here to have fun. I then sum up all my courage and go for it. There have been numerous times that I've had to sum up all my courage to run a rapid. I did it a few time on the Gualey. I do ...

... of the Dog" Detonator...has magical powers. It not only allows you to paddle class V rapids with Class III skill, but it gives you the extra courage to do so(And as any hairboater knows...more courage = more fun). Tape this Royalex on the bottom of your boat, and if you already possess Class ...

the whole internet 'courage' thing applys more to others than it ever would me.... If I feel like saying something, or feel a certain way about something... I'm going to say it. As for letting paddling do the talking... I will probably ...

... goals are simple. the design of a whitewater (open) Canoe is much more difficult. I think the guys of esquif/mohawk/blackfly/bigdog are showing courage to still invest time, monney and other resources in getting new boats on the market. Just hoping that 3d printing in a nice material for reasonable ...

... experience at IronRing, and Sweets Falls but I came out laughing, each time screaming (let's do that again). At Pillow, I had to sum up all my courage after scouting it for about 20 minutes. It was a bit intimidating I admit but, I aced it. Also I got to see another Open Boater do a sick seal ...

... when it hits rocks, and will eventually enlarge enough to peel the composite away from the Alu and itself. The problem, of course, is getting the courage to take a metal file to your beautiful new investment ;)...edg

... Welcome to the OC pump world. I admire your courage for saying something like that in front of Louie. (And, apparently, within shooting distance.) Agreed on the non-need for waterproof connections, been doing it for years but NOT in saltwater. ...

There you go Paul...the Gaunlet's been thrown down
Might need some liquid courage for that