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What to Bring •Sandals or wetshoes (getting into and out of the kayak, you're likely to get your feet wet) •A hat or cap (the sun can be intense, especially in the summer) •Sunscreen (for that old sun) •Sunglasses (there is considerable glare of of water, even on cloudy days) •Insect repellent (usually not a problem, but…) •A change o... Show more

What to Bring •Sandals or wetshoes (getting into and out of the kayak, you're likely to get your feet wet) •A hat or cap (the sun can be intense, especially in the summer) •Sunscreen (for that old sun) •Sunglasses (there is considerable glare of of water, even on cloudy days) •Insect repellent (usually not a problem, but…) •A change of clothes (in case that…) •Glasses holders (a small investment saves sacrifice to the water gods) •A waterproof camera (to prove to others that you really did this) •Swimsuit or shorts •A wetsuit or drysuit (November thru April)

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