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They do make plastic bottles you know. :)

Paddle Board pic :tinysmile_fatgrin_t

A well seasoned Griswold is a thing of beauty :)

Back in WWII they were called leggings and woa be unto you if you were in Patton's army and weren't wearing them.

My wife and I load everything we need into our two Nigel Dennis Explorer kayaks (about 125lbs of gear/food) and camp on islands in a nearby reservoir (50 miles long) several times during the summer months.

100 bears that must have been quite a sight, 100 bears.:tinysmile_tongue_t:

Just a couple of points; the "canoes" used by the polynesians were actually two or more canoes lashed together to form a catamaran or such, not your typical car topper. And as you pointed out, the Makahs (and others) used large canoes propelled by several people and they sometimes didn't return...

Well I am a seakayaker and I have a couple of friends who kayaked around Iceland a few years ago, try that in a canoe.