Footprints in the Windsm # 983
Footprints in the Windsm # 983
Things I have learned from canoeing rivers:
The river does not care if you ride along or fall in.
The white water was a thrill—once you’ve past it. When you’re in it, it is terror.
Sometimes you think you see swift easy passage—only to find yourself lodged on the bottom in shallow water. The only thing to do is to get out and walk on the rocks. Better then if you brought shoes you can get wet.
Although you have a paddle, the river still flows where it wants.
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