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B: Slightly
moving water, giving some eddy-lines, but not enough to worry paddlers; and with
at the most one small drop which paddlers simply have to run down.
C: Faster
current, sharper eddy-lines, some drops that can be intimidating, possible to
set crosses on small waves, often rocky.
D: ‘Real’ slalom
water. Beginners will need some practise to handle this, and some bravery simply
to paddle down it.
Even courses that are usually easy can become
dangerous in exceptional high water conditions. If in doubt, seek advice or stay
off the water.
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