Canoe

Hold All – One for all, and All for One

Grab Bag On our boat we have a grab bag from which nothing can be taken – not a sneaky chocolate bar or battery. If we have to abandon the boat, this bag is literally a life saver. Along this line of thinking comes the All-for-One (and One for All bag). All for One, and One

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Norton Family – Algonquin Park, Ontario, Canada. From Mark, the Dad’s point of view.

Our Candian Wilderness Adventure It was with great excitement and perhaps a little trepidation that we arrived at Algonquin outfitters at the end of August 2019, at this time of year the days were already shortening and the evenings were getting chilly. This was planned as the highlight of a 2 week holiday to New

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USA Canoeing Signposts

USA www.nps.gov./boating&watersports or   Try Find a Park by State’   www.americancanoe.org “Serving the broader paddling public providing education related to all aspects of paddling, stewardship, support to help protect paddling environments and sanctioning programmes and events to promote paddle sport”.     Amongst them:   Allegheny River, Pennsylvania.   Juniper Run, Ocala National Park

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Camp “Sight” – Questions to guide your camping choices

PLOTTING How sophisticated or simple is your escapism? One end of the scale being a field next to a remote farm, or, be one of scores in a massive camp site with facilities galore.  It gives your family the opportunity to experience the sounds and silences of the nature, if not the wild. The  remote controls

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