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For real? I'm only partly serious - I don't have space for one - but I do definitely want to do some kayaking or similar at some point. Maybe take some kayak lessons or something first or just get a big open canoe and I presume you need some kind of license to do like the Thames and stuff? Can you canoe on canal paths? I've only ever used boats in Oz so I have no idea about the rules.
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I have just abandoned it there with a mate keeping an eye and anyone who wants to take it away can have it. Potentially relevant point - it's quite a slim fit - my 32 inch waist can just about get in.
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I presume you need some kind of license to do like the Thames and stuff?
I don't think there is a specific qualification but you need to be 'experienced'. There are recommended courses. https://server1.boatingonthethames.co.uk/Paddling has loads of info.
Can you canoe on canal paths?
No, they are too dry. You can in the canal with a small craft licence. https://canalrivertrust.org.uk/things-to-do/canoeing-and-kayaking-near-me
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In all seriousness I'd really like to get these missing tiles. I have 2 old school kayaks and paddles but no splash deck think but that'd probably be safer to be honest.
I also have a van so could get them to the south coast pretty easily. It'd be sketchy for sure but would be quite an adventure. Also safety in numbers.
kl
jellybaby
SteadyCam
I've got a kayak sitting in Limehouse doing nothing if you want it?