I have just started to take an interest in kayaking and hope to be doing a lot on the Clarence River that runs past my property. After taking a look at this video a friend showed me I can see that I will be in for some interesting times.
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13 March 2008
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Glenn,
I love the kayaking and I know you will, too but don't be expecting too many orcas in the Clarence River :-). I still haven't been kayaking with dolphins yet.
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Posted by: Shane | 14 April 2008 at 08:13