Quote:
Originally Posted by hazelnut
OK SO... Evanstar please clear something up fo me because I am VERY interested in your response here. Is this or isn't this a direct quote from YOUR experience on SQUAM:
While kayaking on Squam last summer, my friend and I were both swamped by a speeding boat that passed within 40 feet of us and never even slowed down. So enforcement of current boating regulations seems to be the bigger issue here.
Go ahead and tell us that this was years ago and it doesn't matter. Explain this away, I am dying to hear the answer.
|
This one isn't even worth my time, because now you're just trying to find fault with anything that I have ever posted here - and that is just being argumentive.
But here's the factual explanation, which I've already explained at least one in the last month: I made this post more than 3 years ago - before I had ever kayaked on Winni -
which was before high-speed powerboat operators on Winni had violate my 150 foot zone because they were going too fast to see me in time.
Quote:
Originally Posted by SIKSUKR
Again,since YOU asked let me make this simple for even a self professed highly educated person.Go to austinkayak.com and search for safety flag and up will appear the page I linked to in my last post with a,yup you guessed it,a safety flag.So this should put to rest your claim of no flag being found on a kayak website and your last one on NEVER being wrong on this forum.
|
Austinkayak.com is a store! It is not a major kayak or paddling organization! Retailers sell gimics as well as good gear - promomiting something to make a sale is not a professional endorcement.
My challenge was: "If this flag is so good, where are the endorsements from major kayak and paddling organizations?"
So where are the endorsements from major kayak and paddling organizations? I still don't see any.