River canoeing

When we went canoeing we learned how to navigate through rapids properly, and we also learned how to farie on the river and turn in to an eddi. While we were canoeing we saw a sweeper and strainer. Another thing we saw was how to get off a rock if you get caught on top of one, and Seth help me to see how not to get out of a canoe.

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