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wellerchap
...my friends just finished a 2-man canoe trip from Liverpool - Leeds in the north of England.
Using my Frihost webspace I built a website for them with photos from their trip...pleas take a look, if you're interested.
www.127milesbycanoe.co.uk

ocalhoun
Ooh! Something in the UK that I would enjoy doing and can't do at home...

Inland waterways are now definitely on my list of things to do if I go there.
deanhills
Nice Website. Thanks for the photos. Can just imagine it must have been brrrrrrr .... cold at that time. You must have been frozen along the way .... what did you do to keep warm Smile
Afaceinthematrix
Not a bad trip. I've done one similar before except that I did mine in Canada... You probably didn't have to worry about bears and wolves there...

I like how your trip had an urban type of feeling to it. It looks like the weather wasn't great, though
andysart380
more than im willing to canoe......ever......

i see why they call him goldie...guys got a nice grill huh?
hlavco
I've been on a couple long canoe trips up the Hudson River here in New York. It is probably the most tiring thing I've ever done, but still really fun. It's great looking for a place to camp at night in the middle of a severe thunderstorm in one of the widest parts of the river. Good times.
gueda
Nice!!! I specially like the second image of third day. Is beautiful.

At the four day:
Quote:
We stopped in Skipton and had chips and a brew from "Bizzie Lizzies", made contact with a scooterist friend who took a few photos for us and arranged to get some tea and toast on for us in Silsden.

I love that places, is awesome! The plains and the horizon....

I jealous your adventure!!! And congratulations for your attitude with "Help for the heroes"
ocalhoun
hlavco wrote:
canoe trips up the Hudson River here in New York. It is probably the most tiring thing I've ever done

Wouldn't it be a lot less tiring to go on a trip down the river? ^.^
wellerchap
deanhills wrote:
You must have been frozen along the way .... what did you do to keep warm Smile

I only built the website & met them at the finish Cool
They're both British Army trained, so sleeping out in those conditions was pretty easy for them.
Tough blokes, both of them.

Afaceinthematrix wrote:
didn't have to worry about bears and wolves there...


Some of the gangs of hooligan youth we have that lurk about in these remote inner-town areas would make the Grizzlies look like teddybears Very Happy

andysart380 wrote:
i see why they call him goldie...guys got a nice grill huh?


Yes....a face only a mother could love Crying or Very sad
Very Happy

ocalhoun wrote:
Ooh! Something in the UK that I would enjoy doing and can't do at home...

Inland waterways are now definitely on my list of things to do if I go there.


Let me know if it ever happens & I'll get you all the help/info I can.
standready
looks like fun!
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