By Vladimir Brezina
My last post showed my new 17.5-foot-long kayak completely filling our New York City apartment. And quite a few readers wondered how I was going to get it from the 17th floor down to the street and then to the water…
I suppose I could lower it down from the window on a rope, as some suggested. New York City has laws against most things, but lowering kayaks down the sides of tall buildings is probably not (yet) among them.
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But there is a better way. Here’s how the kayak got to the 17th floor in the first place, and how it’s going to get down again.