Showing posts with label canoe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label canoe. Show all posts
Sunday, June 2, 2013
Monday, May 20, 2013
From Amsterdam to Back Swamp in Banff National Park
On May 21st locals Chip and Jim Olver with Jess Harding introduced Artists Renske and Martin from Amsterdam to Canoeing on the Bow River. The trip went from Sawback to the TransCanada Highway with a side trip into Backswamp.
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Amsterdam,
artists,
Back Swamp,
Banff National Park,
Bow River,
canoe,
rocky mountains
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Monday, April 25, 2011
First Paddle of 2011 - The Lower Kananaskis
On April 22nd this brave group of canoers and kayakers defied the weather and launched into the Kananaskis River at Canoe Meadows, Alberta.

Driving to the river we passes hundreds of skiers heading to the ski at the resorts.

The launch started with a sleigh ride down to the river.

At one point a canoe got loose and would have launched itself, with most of our gear, except it hit a fallen log which saved an immediate rescue.

The launch was quite slippery because the sun had yet to melt a lot of ice on the shady side of the river.

Jim and Chip were inspired by the river, the weather and the company.

Jiri Stolarik, the new coach for the Bow Valley Kayak Club, escorted us down the river.


Jim and the dogs!

Driving to the river we passes hundreds of skiers heading to the ski at the resorts.
The launch started with a sleigh ride down to the river.
At one point a canoe got loose and would have launched itself, with most of our gear, except it hit a fallen log which saved an immediate rescue.
The launch was quite slippery because the sun had yet to melt a lot of ice on the shady side of the river.
Jim and Chip were inspired by the river, the weather and the company.
Jiri Stolarik, the new coach for the Bow Valley Kayak Club, escorted us down the river.
Linda showed her leadership to anyone downriver of her boat.
Jim and the dogs!

Labels:
canoe,
Kananaskis,
paddle,
rocky mountains
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