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 * Life jacket
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 * Water shoes
 * Large bailing sponge
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 * Multi tool
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 * Camera and water proof bag optional
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-Unfortunately, there is no universally agreed-upon, standardized set of hand signals for canoeing safety.  It is therefore very important that you review the signals you intend to use prior to departing, especially if your group consists of people who have not paddled together before, or come from different regions.  Failure ot heed this advice could lead to tragedy, as some signaling systems point to danger, while others point to safety.  The signals presented here are probably as close to "standard" as we are likely to find, as they are promoted by the American Whitewater Association, and therefore, have been circulated widely.
+Unfortunately, there is no universally agreed-upon, standardized set of hand signals for canoeing safety. It is therefore very important that you review the signals you intend to use prior to departing, especially if your group consists of people who have not paddled together before, or come from different regions. Failure ot heed this advice could lead to tragedy, as some signaling systems point to danger, while others point to safety. The signals presented here are probably as close to "standard" as we are likely to find, as they are promoted by the American Whitewater Association, and therefore, have been circulated widely.
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+{{TODO|Photograph the safety signals espoused by the American Whitewater Association. After an extensive search, I did not find any images with a license compatible with this Wiki. --[[User:Jomegat|Jomegat]] 19:38, 8 June 2013 (EDT) }}
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 Arranging the shuttle is one of the most complicated logistical activities you will engage in on a typical canoe trip.
-;Guide Services:  Hiring a guide to do this for you is the easiest, but it is also more expensive.  They are usually equipped to move canoes, people, and gear along the watercourse they serve.
+;Guide Services: Hiring a guide to do this for you is the easiest, but it is also more expensive. They are usually equipped to move canoes, people, and gear along the watercourse they serve.
-;Most cars at the put-in:  With this approach, you will need at least three adults.  The idea is that you leave all the boats and gear at the put-in with at least one adult, while two adults drive two vehicles to the take-out, leave one vehicle there, and then return to the put-in.  When you reach the take-out by canoe, you must then transport as many drivers as you can back to the put-in the retrieve the other vehicles, while leaving as few at the take-out as possible to keep an eye on the boats and gear.
+;Most cars at the put-in: With this approach, you will need at least three adults. The idea is that you leave all the boats and gear at the put-in with at least one adult, while two adults drive two vehicles to the take-out, leave one vehicle there, and then return to the put-in. When you reach the take-out by canoe, you must then transport as many drivers as you can back to the put-in the retrieve the other vehicles, while leaving as few at the take-out as possible to keep an eye on the boats and gear.
-;Most cars at the take-out: With this approach, you leave all the boats and gear at the put-in in the care of as few people as possible, while everyone else drives all the vehicles possible to the take-out.  Then all the drivers pile into as few vehicles as possible (ideally, one) and return to the put-in.  The advantage of this method is that when you reach the take-out by boat, most people can stay there and begin loading the gear and boats into and onto the vehicles while two people return to the put-in to retrieve the vehicle that was left there.
+;Most cars at the take-out: With this approach, you leave all the boats and gear at the put-in in the care of as few people as possible, while everyone else drives all the vehicles possible to the take-out. Then all the drivers pile into as few vehicles as possible (ideally, one) and return to the put-in. The advantage of this method is that when you reach the take-out by boat, most people can stay there and begin loading the gear and boats into and onto the vehicles while two people return to the put-in to retrieve the vehicle that was left there.
-;Arrange for a driver: This is similar to hiring a guide, but instead of getting someone with equipment to move boats, gear, and people, you use a friend who will not be going on the trip.  This person will transport drivers from the take-out to the put-in, either before or after the trip.  It is usually easier to do this before the trip, as it is easier to know exactly when your friend's service will be needed at the beginning of the trip vs the end.  Many clubs have staff members who are willing to help, but are not able to participate in physical activities.
+;Arrange for a driver: This is similar to hiring a guide, but instead of getting someone with equipment to move boats, gear, and people, you use a friend who will not be going on the trip. This person will transport drivers from the take-out to the put-in, either before or after the trip. It is usually easier to do this before the trip, as it is easier to know exactly when your friend's service will be needed at the beginning of the trip vs the end. Many clubs have staff members who are willing to help, but are not able to participate in physical activities.
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-There are other approaches as well (such as leaving a bike at the take-out and riding it back to the put-in).  Whichever method you use, be sure to think it through before you find yourself stranded at the take-out.
+There are other approaches as well (such as leaving a bike at the take-out and riding it back to the put-in). Whichever method you use, be sure to think it through before you find yourself stranded at the take-out.
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AY Honors/Canoeing - Advanced/Answer Key - Revision history

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