When drifting, should one find something to balance the weight?
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I went rafting, and on my way back I heard that two girls, whose combined weight was roughly equal to mine’s, ended up falling off the raft while they were playing. So, I’d like to ask everyone, when going rafting, should we use something to balance the weight? :$
In summary: when rafting, the key is not to be afraid of getting wet; the more afraid you are of getting wet, the more likely you are to capsize. It’s important to dare to take action at critical moments. This is my conclusion based on my rafting experience in Maoxian County, Sichuan. It affects the balance of the boat; in some rivers it’s not feasible to use such boats. When drifting on Jinggangshan, there are areas where the water is very shallow, and this affects the balance of the boat, causing it to get stuck frequently. As a result, I often have to get into the water to push the boat along.
Ah, just came in – it’s your post; I’m not even interested in replying. .
Ah, just came in – it’s your post; I’m not even interested in replying. .
Then go to the Process Area to reply to the posts. Season 2 of Strange Designs has been going on for a long time now, and I haven’t seen you post more than 140 replies in total; there must be at least one design that you like
There are holes in the ship itself, which means it’s like being in water. ;P But I really felt it in my buttocks – I was blocked by rocks and carried downstream by the current. :lol
You can’t see the poster, right? Just come in to fill up some time? ;P
I feel it’s necessary; I’m the one who handles the weighing. Where are you? If you have time, we can go rafting together. There are many rafting spots around here, in Zhejiang
Uh. . That’s too direct; President Yu is still extremely dedicated to his work
Wait for the typhoon to blow me away.
Whether it’s necessary depends on the size of your boat; if it’s a large boat, it probably isn’t needed