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Now about launching. It is permissible to drag an empty canoe over grass to the water but lifting is less liable to cause damage if there are stones about. Ask someone to assist, but make sure that the boat when carried from both ends is not loaded otherwise the strain on it will be harmful. If the water is shallow you can walk into it and gently place your canoe upon the surface of the stream. When you cannot do this it may be best to launch at right angles to the water, perhaps necessitating sliding down a steep bank. In these circumstances the stern will probably disappear underwater, but buoyancy will soon bring it to the surface.
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