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In Hoonah, Alaska Tlingit carvers are building a series of traditional dugout canoes with the help of Haines Master carver Wayne Price and apprentices Zack James, Steven Price and James Hart. The crew are currently completing a second canoe and both will be paddled in August 2016 to Bartlet Cove as the Huna Tlingits return to their homeland in Glacier Bay for the opening of the Tribal House, Xunaa Shuká Hít. The canoe project is sponsored by the Hoonah Indian Association. One log was obtained locally on Chichagof Island and donated by the U.S. Forest Service. The second log was purchased from Sealaska and felled on Prince of Wales Island.
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Canoeing, early morning, on the Ottawa river near BlackBear campground, Petawawa, Ontario. Last summer.
On saturday May 30 we made a six hour canoe trip on the river Dommel in The Netherlands. Weather was good and we had a great time.
JJ and I saw the Canoe Lake swans on one of our evening walks. They had just been gathered in for the night, but the attendant hadn't noticed #4 had decided to go on a journey on his own!!
Atlanta wedding at Big Canoe in the mountains of Georgia
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Week 6 Week beginning August 8, 2011 and Week ending August 14, 20111 was an awesome week!
The 6th week of camp was filled with more of our campers favorite summer activities! To round out our week we had another popular event our All Camp Cookout! This event is always a hit with the campers! We hope everyone enjoyed their week!
Congratulations to all for a great Color War. Final score Blue WaWa 733, White Dunkin Donuts 702.
Many of our campers celebrated their birthdays this week! We just want to give them on last shout out and hope they enjoyed their special day! We wish you many more! Chase Felgoise, Anna Tucker Simeon Lehmann, Emily Pauson, Jenna Steinbrink, Julia Schwartz, Madeline Epstein, Benjamin Gause, Mikun Fasan, and Nickolas Giardetti
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Aboriginal canoe tree at Currency Creek South Australia.
Aboriginals cut a canoe from these trees and the bark doesn't grow back there.
Log canoes originally were used as oyster-harvesting boats. These days they are raced by sailing enthusiasts on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. This one is on the Miles River.
Village Alotau - Zuidoost Papoea Nieuw Guinea
De plaatselijke bevolking is hier druk bezig met de voorbereidingen van een traditionele kano wedstrijd. Wij bezoeken enkele werkplaatsen.
We are visiting the canoe-workshop and field of activity.
Alotau is een plaats in het zuiden van Papoea-Nieuw-Guinea en is de hoofdplaats van de provincie Milne Bay. Alotau telde in 2000 bij de volkstelling 10.025 inwoners.
Alotau is the capital of Milne Bay Province, a province of Papua New Guinea. It is located on the northern shore of Milne Bay. Milne Bay is a large bay in Milne Bay Province, southeastern Papua New Guinea.
Alotau is the gateway to the Milne Bay Province which contains some of the most remote island communities in the world. Renowned for its friendly people and amazing tropical islands, it is a very well kept secret and sees very few tourists each year. The whole of Milne bay offers some of the worlds best scuba diving and coral reef experiences.
Canoes carved from a single piece of wood are the primary means of transportation for most villagers in the Solomon Islands. I was about 5 feet underwater when I took this picture. This girl had been following me while I was scuba diving by following my bubbles. As I looked up at her I realized that she was more interesting than anything I had seen on the dive so I took several pictures of her. Many of which were from underwater looking up at her. Notice that she is a little distorted from the refraction caused by the water.
Some members of Chelmsford Canoe Club in action going through Chelmsford Town Centre!
Chelmsford Canoe Club was established in 1946 and is one of the oldest in England.It is situated on Empire Walk close to the Meadows Shopping Centre with easy access to the Rivers Chelmer, Can and The Chelmer and Blackwater Navigation which meanders its way to the sea via Heybridge Basin. All the members paddle in flat-water conditions – “Placid Water” – using a wide range of canoes and kayaks built specifically for flat-water racing and suited perfectly for the conditions of the river Chelmer and Can.