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We were crossing the Se Kong river with this kind of carved canoe on the way to one Kavet village. I was trying to balance and take pictures, but with four people, it was so shaky ride that I still wonder how we ever made it to the other side. Next time we crossed the river, I kept my camera in the bag and the bag in closed plastic bag and it was much more relaxing ride for me.
canoe shelter cave. along the north fork of the south branch of the potomac river. pendleton co. west virginia. 3 exp. hdr
Type of Marquesan single hull canoe with a rising prow expanding horizontally and terminating with a bird's head outline when viewed from the side. The stern , which expands abruptly to a n impressive height terminates with a stylized human head. This model is long by 32 inches
Despite my many visits to Disneyland, this was my very first time going on the canoes! SO fun!
Dave Crockett's Explorer Canoes, Disneyland
What looks like three Creek Chub, caught at Green Leaf Lake, in Algonquin Park, many many years ago.
I just bought this canoe prior to our trip ... my new 'toy' at the time. 17 1/2 feet long & only 56 lbs. indestructable yet flexible exterior (...Tim the Toolman grunting ...) Now you'll understand why I had taken soo many canoe images at the time!!
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