And we forgot that Red-Eye existed.
We were always trying new logs, and we learned that the smaller the log the faster we could make it go.

Also, we learned that the smaller the log the more liable it was to roll over and give us a ducking.

Still another thing about small logs we learned.

One day we paddled our individual logs alongside each other.

And then, quite by accident, in the course of play, we discovered that when each, with one hand and foot, held on to the other's log, the logs were steadied and did not turn over.