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28th January 13, 03:42 PM
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 Originally Posted by Chas
Just to clarify my last post. This is what we in the UK call a canoe. Depending one the shape of the prow and stern it is also called a 'Canadian'.
We use the same designation in the U.S. The kayak is propelled with a double ended paddle.
Where as this is what we call a kayak.
The main difference being the enclosed deck. This one has a reasonably large cockpit opening, but even still, I cannot imagine how pleat sweeping can take place.
The canoe in the first picture gives all the room in the world to adjust one's pleats.
Regards
Chas
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