Kayak daisy chain
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noun - A kayak daisy chain is a method to simultaneously pull several kayaks in a line, tied together to a primary marine vessel.
Origin
It was popularly coined by Kent Nicholas at the SCAR Swim Challenge in Salt River, Arizona to simultaneously pull dozens of escort kayaks into place at the start of the 4-day, 4-lake stage swim.
Usage
The race director daisy chained 12 kayaks together and pulled them behind the main boat to the start.
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