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Is Going Green Just a Feel-Good Choice?
by Candice Gaukel Andrews | November 18th, 2010 | 5 Comments
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Buying a kayak qualifies as a “big purchase” for my family, and my husband and I recently took that huge step. Although we’ve had a canoe for a long time, this is our first acquisition of this type of silent-sports, aquatic craft.
