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Description: Canoe on the beach and departing canoe at the Swinomish Tribal Community Center.
Location: La Conner, WA, USA
Date Taken: 7/22/2008
Photographer: John Clemens, U.S. Geological Survey
Source:
This image is part of the USGS and Coast Salish partnership to measure water quality in Pugent Sound and the Straight of Georgia. (http://usgs.gov/coastsalish)
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Green and lush looks good on this snowy day in southern Ontario. We are on a ferry across the Volta River below the famous dam. The bridge is closed for long-term construction. Notice the colour of the water: no sediment like my last canoe photo.
Decided to have a go at making a paddle using wood I had lying around the shed - macrocarpa and wester red cedar. It's about 1450mm overall in length, the blade is about 550mm long and 160mm at the widest (bottom) with a slight taper towards the handle. 3 coats of Danish oil. Having never made one before or come to think of it never actually using one I don't know how it will go in the water, if it's rubbish I could use it as a cricket bat or one of those pizza slice things!
A "questionable in ability" canoer in the bow guides a dignitary down the Clinch River.
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Description: The skipper and crew of the Grande Ronde Chinook canoe family prepare to leave from the beach at the Swinomish Tribal Community Center.
Location: La Conner, WA, USA
Date Taken: 7/22/2008
Photographer: John Clemens, U.S. Geological Survey
Source:
This image is part of the USGS and Coast Salish partnership to measure water quality in Pugent Sound and the Straight of Georgia. (http://usgs.gov/coastsalish)
Description: Eric Day, Swinomish Tribe canoe skipper; Brian Cladoosby, Chairman of the Swinomish Tribe; Bob Doyle, USGS deputy director; and Eric Grossman, USGS scientist, at the news conference in the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community's Administration Building.
Location: La Conner, WA, USA
Date Taken: 7/21/2008
Photographer: Don Becker, U.S. Geological Survey
Source:
This image is part of the USGS and Coast Salish partnership to measure water quality in Pugent Sound and the Straight of Georgia. (http://usgs.gov/coastsalish)
Indigenous adult man on typical wooden canoe choped from a single tree navigating murky waters of Ecuadorian Amazonian primary jungle
Canoeing down the Whanganui River. Photo: Herb Christophers (DOC USE ONLY).
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