Sweat it out, Baby!!
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i'll be on the shore..
i like terra firma...
the firma the betta
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OK, you stay on land and jagah our belongings!Originally posted by the Bear:i'll be on the shore..
i like terra firma...
the firma the betta Make sure nobody steals our clothes!! 
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i'll go look for the nearest bowling alley
Originally posted by Rhonda:OK, you stay on land and jagah our belongings! Make sure nobody steals our clothes!! -
what r u doing w/o clothesOriginally posted by Rhonda:OK, you stay on land and jagah our belongings! Make sure nobody steals our clothes!! 
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She'll be in her bikini..Originally posted by kops21:what r u doing w/o clothes -
i heard mac ritchie (is this spelling right? dun look like it...Originally posted by Rhonda:You know what I'd really really wanna organise?
A Canoeing Outing!!
oh well...) reservoir has got canoeing facilities n it's not bad at all! 
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macrtichie like not that fun leh...i prefer to run there though.....Originally posted by neuros:i heard mac ritchie (is this spelling right? dun look like it... oh well...) reservoir has got canoeing facilities n it's not bad at all! 
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To canoe now, or rather they call it kayaking, one needs a basic cert...unlike last time, no need cert also can do single canoe in the sea as long as you know what you're doing.
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think canoe and kayak are 2 different things, though they look v similar. one's covered and one's open - though i always forget which one's which...Originally posted by Wanda:To canoe now, or rather they call it kayaking, one needs a basic cert...unlike last time, no need cert also can do single canoe in the sea as long as you know what you're doing. think canoe's open while kayak's closed... not sure though...
need cert? hmmm... my colleague just went a few weeks ago - didn't hear her mention need for any cert. will ask her tomor. -
a canoe has a one-bladed oar...
the kayak has a two-bladed oar..
although i don't think anyone wants to be in a traditional canoe
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Is that how they classify?? But I used to canoe with the 2-bladed oar in those days.
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the structure of the craft is also different..
if you look at the canoe, the fella seems to be higher, maybe even in a kneeling position..
the person in the kayak is seated..Originally posted by Wanda:Is that how they classify?? But I used to canoe with the 2-bladed oar in those days.
2-bladed is better, more flexible and more balanced development of both arm muscles. -
I believe both are seated, at least, that was the canoeing position that I know of. If kneel, will get cramps in the legs...but sitting too long in that position can get back ache. And after, with aching arms and back, still gotta carry canoe back to the shed....siong! Tsk...tsk... that was the part I dislike.Originally posted by the Bear:the structure of the craft is also different..
if you look at the canoe, the fella seems to be higher, maybe even in a kneeling position..
the person in the kayak is seated..