Canoe Trail

The Canoe Show - 2

In this show, we've got a feature on canoe camping in Bedford on the Great Ouse, a profile of the Devizes to Westminster Canoe Race, we get tips from Antony Edmonds for taking great photos on the water, Helen tries her hand at Canoe Polo and Roger paddles a canoe trail in Portsmouth Harbour

Swapping Pedals for Paddles

Cyclists Tom and Katie Jones celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary with a change from road to river, swapping pedals for paddles on an overnight canoeing and camping trip, just for once without the children...

Features a trip on the River Great Ouse near Bedford, England, with Canoe Trail -

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2019 ICF U23 Slalom World Championships K1M Great Britain

Watch team Great Britain K1 Women winning run at the 2019 U23 Slalom World Championships in Krakaw (Poland)

SYND 22-8-71 NEW OLYMPIC CANOE SLALOM COURSE

(22 Aug 1971) Highlights of first international canoe slalom race on the newly completed Olympic course at Augsburg LN26193


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Bedford Hassler Div4 Pt2

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Bedford NH Canoe

Sunset, Canoe Bar and Grill, Bedford.NH

Paddling & Poling on the Stour

A Poole Harbour Canoe Club trip, on the Stour at Wimborne. Litter picking and poling along the way.

The Blackwater estuary: response (3/4)

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SYND 21/05/71 WORLD'S FIRST ARTIFICIAL CANOE SLALOM STADIUM BUILT FOR THE MUNICH OLYMPIC GAMES

(21 May 1971) The world's first artificial canoe slalom stadium being built for the 1972 Munich olympic games


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Upper SB Piscataquog River- 375cfs

Scout run of the Upper Section SB PCat. 8 miles...Lots of scenic flatwater, a few class 2/3's, a couple of 4's and a big 5. The 5 gorge needs more water or less for my canoe, to eliminate the nasty undercut on river right.

Great Day Paddling Tinkers Creek, Highlights

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WILD CAMPING ON THE RIVER OUSE | CAMBRIDGESHIRE WALK

This was a 9.25 mile walk that was meant to start from St. Ives Park and Ride in Cambridgeshire, but we opted to start and finish from the Old Ferry Boat Inn at Holywell further along the trail. I was joined by Owen from Albion Camping once again.

We followed a large section of the Ouse Valley Way along the River Great Ouse, wild camping on it's banks that evening.

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Fox Pond Estate - Your Kingdom Awaits

Get ready to immerse yourself in the GREAT Outdoors. Located just 20 minutes from Ellsworth where you’ll find all the conveniences of life, your Kingdom awaits. This 880 acre property is nestled in 23,000 acres of conservation land. Undevelopable property surrounds you, while you have 880+- acres of privacy to command dreams of your own. Fox Pond Estate features a magnificent Douglas Fir Log Cabin timber frame house over 5,400 square feet. Two homes, guest house, security, shooting range, six miles of groomed trails; offering excellent hiking, hunting, kayaking, canoeing and fishing on your own property is a short list of amenities. The main house is situated on a peninsula of an 88 acre glacial pond that offers you an abundance of waterlife activity including loons and the rare native brook trout. The outdoors is truly GREAT at Fox Pond Estate where you’ll want to take it all in whether with a camera, a bow, a fishing pole or a kayak.

The landscaped property around the main house includes boulder lined drives with beautiful natural rock and plantings appropriate to the landscape, simply breathtaking. This is just the beginning…

109 FOX LODGE LAN Hancock County, Maine 04634

•Less than 50 minutes to Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor & Trenton Airport.

•20 minutes to Ellsworth, with unique shops, restaurants, hospital and a full service community.

•Less than 50 minutes to Bangor International airport, concerts by the river, Cross Center and Hollywood Slots Casino.

•ATV 7 miles to the west branch of the Narraguagus River for excellent salmon & trout fishing.

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(207)784-3800 in Auburn, Maine or (207)289-3830 in Scarborough, Maine

Pershore River Festival 2015 (The Vikings are Coming)

A beautiful day in July with activities for all alongside the River Avon at King Georges Field behind the Riverside Youth Centre. People from far and wide descended on Pershore for our annual fun day and were blessed with excellent entertainment and glorious sunshine.

A Trip to New England, 1940's - Film 6004

New England, U.S.A.
Lakes, water sports, canoes, water chutes, girl canoeing race, pony trekking, wild deer. Winter sports, skiing, husky sledge. Women, game fishing. Cape Cod's farm over Plymouth Rock, Old North Church, Lexington battlefield, Old Bridge at Concord, Boston, Boston Cannon, multi people swan pedaloes. Sailing. Gloucester, fishing port, artists at work. Trawlers at work. Lobster pots off Maine. The beaches, windjammer sailing ships. Rural life in U.S.A.

'Today, holiday makers enjoy themselves were Pilgrims ventured 300 years ago.' A children's summer camp in the woods of the east coast United States, there are canoes drawn up on the shore and a wharf going out into the lake for swimmers. There is a small sailboat out in the lake, children are walking on the wharf or going to get a canoe. Girls with bathing caps dive off the wharf, there is a floating platform with two levels of diving platforms a little distance into the lake, it is crowded with children, some of them diving off it. Funny shot of the swimming platform with the kids swimming from it as a girl balances on the back of a canoe rocking it forward and back, moving it forward across the screen. Two canoes face each other, each with two boys in it, one boy stands on the front of the boat and they have a chicken fight, one of the canoes tips over.
'Water sports galore'. A really cool water slide that pairs of children go down on sleds that skip across the water. A crowd lines the shore as eight women canoe teams race up the lake, with a cox in the back steering. Good views from the side and looking straight down the canoe from an angle above front. 'And horseback trails of beauty.' A group of children ride horses on path through the forest. The horses trot and the riders post. 'Wildlife is abundant'. Deer walk across a narrow bridge over water. A moose, flapping it ears and walking on its tall legs through the water, it eats eater plants as it goes.
' When winter comes thousands gather for snow thrills!' A bizarre chair lift that is like a miniature train but with individual cars and people get in with their skis and sit sideways. Shots of people skiing, men, women, one shot of people stopping sharply as they get to the cabin at the bottom of the hill. Dog sledding with huskies.
'But the call of spring is irresistible to the true fisherman.' Girls with their fishing baskets around their waists, wearing hipwaders and fly fishing. One pool with all their lines in it. One girl puts a fish in her basket. A hooked fish wriggles in the river as the fisherman reels him in. The man holds up the fish in the net.
'The historic Cape Cod, town of Provincetown, still boasts a town crier!' View from the sea, of Cape Cod. The town crier walks along the pier, ringing his huge bell, people walk around him.
'Plymouth Rock, where America Began.' the pilgrim's memorial at Plymouth Rock. 1620, marked on a rock. 'Old North Church, immortalized by Paul Revere'. The steeple of the Old North Church with the statue of Paul Revere in front of it.
'At Lexington Battlefield, the redcoats faced an insolent rebellion.' the battlefield outside the Lexington town hall. The stone where Captain Parker's words are engraved. ' Old Bridge at Concord, turning point of the rebellion.' A very new looking wooden bridge over a small river. The statue of the Minute man.
'Boston, here 300 years ago and area was set aside as a common pasture, the Boston Common.' Aerial view of the Boston Common, covered with trees. A busy street beside the common, large 1920's or 30s cars drive along the road.
'Adjacent are the Public Gardens, nestling the shadow of New England's tallest building, the Custom's House'. Tourists are moved around in peddle boats, they sit on benches while the man sits on a chair disguised as a swan on the back and peddles.
'Marblehead, the down -east yachtsmen's paradise.' Sailboats out on the sea, almost all identical with their two white sails. The boats are not big. 'Gloucester, world-renowned heart of the deep sea fishing industry.' Seagulls fly around the masts of three fishing boats, with crows nest high up. Three boats coming into harbour.
Throughout New England, summer artists' colonies abound.' Amateur painters paint at their easels on the docks of the fishing village.

Rocky Reach Rapids Restoration

This video is a chronological account of the February, 2012 maintenance performed on the artificial rapids in Farmington, New Mexico on the Animas River. The commentary is by Rick Page. This six day project was made possible by the River Reach Foundation, the city of Farmington, donations, grants, and volunteers.

Bedford Rd

A few clips of Bedford Road, about 40 minutes north of Kingston, Ontario. First time on this road. Date stamp is wrong, this would have been October 17th 2010. Part of a 6 hour trip zig-zagging up and down through that region. A lot of fun roads there, highly recommended.

Shot with an MD80 spy cam inside my helmet.

Bay Circuit Trail Bedford MA: The Buehler Ponds Conservation Area Part 1.

Buehler Ponds.

This is the Northernmost of several conservation tracts that meet the Bay Circuit along the Narrow Gauge Rail Trail in Bedford.

The Buehler Ponds Conservation Area includes a a 6.4-acre parcel purchased in 1978 with State Self-Help funding and an adjoining 3-acre parcel acquired as a gift in 1987. The .96-acre Lane FarmConservation Area was donated in 2008, and includes a portion of the upper pond shore and trail. Located adjacent to the north-south railroad bed, these sites contains upland forest, two man-made ponds, gneiss bedrock outcrops marked by glacial scupting, and trails leading around the ponds and south to Job Lane School. Recommended improvements include control of emergent plant growth in the south pond and management of encroaching non-native vegetation below the outcrop. Parking is available at Job Lane School and on the railroad bed at Fawn Lake.

Courtesy of the Bedford Conservation Commission