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gabareAutor original
Aug 25, 2011how about everyone showing a good picture of your canoe or kayak and paddle you use, also point out it's good features...
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- MEMembroAug 27, 2011
wiil do as soon as we get through this damn hurricane
ReagirResponder - GAgabareAutor originalSep 1, 2011[url=http://www.truenudists.com/forum/#]
[/url]need to find a better picure of my vapor 10.ReagirResponder - GAgabareAutor originalApr 20, 2014
creek when you get a chance post some of you snark those are some cool little day sailers, once in a while they come up for sale in my area but i have 3 boats now but wouldn't mind one or a sunfish.
ReagirResponder - ST
Jul 31, 2014I have a Native watercraft ultimate tandem, it's able to be set up as a twin or single seater. I have only used it in the creek that borders my land. I hope to get out on some of the dams soon. I found it a very stable craft.
https://www.truenudists.com/media//b/0/b/b0b1a8f10822aab9c60ddd2bb65bcce5a8fbf893.jpg
http://cdnmedia.socialcomediallc.netdna-cdn.com/6/1/9/61937b31031713433a6f34801f5d7bd2af854837.jpgReagirResponder - GAgabareAutor originalJan 5, 2015
az my first kayak was a inflatable never tracked very well but they are popular at the lake and they have come a long ways in style and price.
ReagirResponder - MEMembroFeb 23, 2015I have a Hobie and love it.
https://www.truenudists.com/members/pictures/view.php?id=58423836ReagirResponder - OL
Apr 19, 2015I've been stuck in rentals for quite a while here but opened up the ad in today's paper for the local Academy and found an Oldtown Vapor10 Angler on sale for just under $300. Showed it to the wife and she insisted we head straight there to look at it. Short version is that I will soon be on the water in my own yak and will make it a priority to get some nude pics to post here.ReagirResponder - GAgabareAutor originalApr 19, 2015
oldfrog you will love the vapor 10 it tracks great and is pretty comfortable, i hope you get a long kayak paddle at least 230cm. my yak paddle is a little to short i think 190cm but serves the purpose.
ReagirResponder - OLMay 4, 2015They show me a little better than the yak, but I got a couple of pics today while paddling on the local lake.
You called it, Gabare, need a longer paddle than I currently have and the guide for the anchor trolley has got to go as I tore up my little finger hitting it while paddling. The stock trolley setup doesn't look very functional anyway so will likely be totally replaced.ReagirResponder - GAgabareAutor originalMay 10, 2015[quote]They show me a little better than the yak, but I got a couple of pics today while paddling on the local lake.
You called it, Gabare, need a longer paddle than I currently have and the guide for the anchor trolley has got to go as I tore up my little finger hitting it while paddling. The stock trolley setup doesn't look very functional anyway so will likely be totally replaced.
[/quote]i think a short paddle would be ok for a sit on but it didn't take long to determine i needed a longer one but still haven't replaced it as yak paddles are expensive. mine just taps the top of the sidewalls every other time or so. my yak paddle actually works better with my canoe.ReagirResponder - GAgabareAutor originalJul 18, 2015[quote]I had a great day on the lake Saturday. Not as sunny as I like it but I suppose it's healthier for my skin when it's not as bright. I managed to unload the kayak, launch it, paddle around all over the lake and load it back up all the while nude. I think I must have sunblock on my camera lense, not very good photos.
[/quote]cool picture John looks like overcast day.ReagirResponder
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