Or you could use an inflatable kayak combined with a folding bike. See example from Gary Cziko in Chambana, IL. The nearest river is 15 miles from town!
April 15, 2013 at 10:00 PM
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There was a time when El Presidente de Chine used to write about these multi-modal adventures to Bridgeport, wherein he'd get driven to Middletown, take a bus to New Haven, ride to Bridgeport, take the train back to New Haven, ride to Middletown and get driven home. It was something like that. Sometimes, I ride to Avon, chop wood and then take a car home with the wood. One time, I rode downtown to work, skateboarded to the train station, took the train to Maryland and then was picked up by car. Yesterday, I used multi-modality by putting a canoe on a car, locking my bike up at the canoe's destination, driving up river, canoeing down river and then riding the bike up to where the car was left. It worked great. I've considered doing this to canoe by myself and keeping the bike in the canoe, so I can go as far as I please, but I can't figure out how to get a canoe on top of a car by myself without breaking a window on the car.
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Besides, it can be lonely canoeing by yourself.
There are these things, but I'm unsure if they'd be usable in a hilly place like Connecticut.
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Or you could use an inflatable kayak combined with a folding bike. See example from Gary Cziko in Chambana, IL. The nearest river is 15 miles from town!
April 15, 2013 at 10:00 PM