The adventures of a cedar canoe
Now, all of my blog readers and inspiring writers, please don’t hate me as I am typing this blog in what most writers would consider the prime writing location and conditions. I have a room/office with an ocean view.
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We could really feel the remoteness of the area standing alone on the marsh and feeling the wind rolling across the flat land.
The first was a 12 km RT paddle to Kalenburg that explores the marsh lands of the National Park and the marsh forest of the National Park.
Ahhh… canoeing with these guys must be a hoot. I am so glad they share their adventures.
The following is a short slideshow of some of the photos from this last weekend.
For us this was our first time at the festival and we didn’t know what to expect. The festival was started in 2003 by a group of canoe friends who just wanted to get together and share their canoe experiences one weekend in September.
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We are now at the end of our vacation and sadly at the end of the Dutch Open Canoe Festival 2018.
We made new friends, saw old friends, learned new things and learned a bit about how “Cedar” was built. Plus we paddled a good about of kilometers for us.
Here are three pictures of today more to follow with our follow up blog on the event.
Canoe Festival 2018- Paddling through Kalenberg
The artwork of paddles made by FreeRanger Canoe out of Belgium
Part of our 10 km paddle through the Weerribben
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