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Topic: Canoeing the Shenandoah (Read 1437 times)
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DanM
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Due to some unseasonably warm weather out East over the holidays, I was able to complete an overnight canoeing trip on the Shenandoah. It was a beautiful trip; a bit cold, but great fun. Nearly overturned once, and was chased by a dog, but otherwise enjoyed a relaxing time.
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udo
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Was the dog swimming & chasing you, or on land & chasing you in the canoe, or on land & chasing you on land? How did you resolve that situation?
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DanM
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The dog situation wasn't anything too serious. A frothing at the mouth mutt was chasing me along the shoreline, while I floated along in my canoe. It didn't seem too interested in getting wet, but it was a bit intimidating. No doubt I would have been bitten had I decided to come ashore. After about a mile it lost interest and turned back.
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Nah, the canoe paddle probably would've made it think twice. It doesn't take too many smacks from a stick for a dog to learn to stay back.
Not that I would ever encourage any such behavior as striking a dog with a stick mind you.
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