Re: [Paddlewise] "no place to store a boat"

I live in a 2 br town home. Right now there is an Anas Acuta and two WW
boats hanging from the ceiling in the living/family/dining room. In the
past 10 years, in 2 different (small) town homes, there have been no
less than two and sometimes as many as four sea kayaks hanging from the
ceiling at any given time. Takes a bit of jockeying to get them in and
out, but it works.

Dave Seng wrote:
> 
> Larry wrote,
> 
> > My major limitation is that I have no place to store
> >boats, so I guess I'm going to have to move.  :-)  I'm down to a basic
> >aluminum canoe - but when I buy the yak I will store it in the living room
> >if I have to.
> 
> At one time I stored my two kayaks and my canoe in the living room of a one
> bedroom apt.  Not recommended if you want to ever have friends
> (non-paddling) over.   Ralph will probably jump on your email also, but have
> you considered getting a folding boat?  It would certainly solve your
> storage problems.
> 
> Dave Seng
> Juneau, Alaska
> 
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