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Old 06-24-2014, 09:29 PM   #19
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Exclamation And maybe "drove" at a reasonable velocity...

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"...The burden of safety applies to the kayaker/canoeist as well as the power boater..."
It's been my experience that a 17-foot kayak is more readily seen than many other small watercraft on the lake.

I photographed this Winnipesaukee watercraft on a relatively quiet day. It has two small kids in it, while their "in-charge" adults are lounging ¼-mile away.




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"...There are so few boat vs. kayak collisions that a rule is not needed..."
One recent case of a demolished kayak "run-over" was blamed on the powerboat operator's inability to see—due to the angle of the sun.

Fewer laws would be needed if powerboat "drivers" wore their hats as they should be worn.



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