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The Pines rest in the middle of the two-square mile town of Indian Harbour Beach. The Atlantic is a mile east, and Orlando is about an hour northwest. It’s your typical beachside town, except for one thing: The Pines sits on the edge of the Banana River, and adjacent to the put-in to a seven-mile stretch of canal that is almost perfect for long-distance flatwater spring training
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The GB Rowing Team’s mixed adaptive coxed four (LTAmix4+) took double gold at the Varese International in Italy at the weekend, racing in two different combinations. 2012 Paralympic gold medallists Pamela Relph and Naomi Riches carried on where they left off in London by teaming up with newcomers James Fox, Sam Murray and cox Oliver James to take gold ahead of the host nation on Saturday in 3:23.07.
“Park and play” wasn’t in the lexicon of the voyageurs or Lewis and Clark. When the water ran out or the river became too steep, they portaged.
No stretch of water on the planet is as feared as the legendary passage around Cape Horn, where gale-force winds, rogue waves, icebergs and summertime blizzards have sunk more than 800 ships. Freya Hoffmeister intended to paddle around it.
What does traveling 1,300 Miles Around the World’s Biggest Lake feel like.
Michigan photographer nails storm kayaking image for the May 2013 cover.
This story featured in the June 2012 issue. Conor Mihell Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska Because of its turquoise waters, blinding white glaciers, icebergs and huge array of wildlife, Seattle-based photographer Gary Luhm says that Alaska’s Glacier Bay should be at the top of any sea kayaker’s bucket list. “You can routinely view more big
This fourth episode in the five-part Powell to Powell series explores the vast wilderness stretches of the Colorado River above Lake Powell and the small steps that users can take to demand protection for such a high-value resource.
On the latest Host City tour, the FIFA Secretary General Jerome Valcke praised the progress made at Natal’s Estadio das Dunas, while also making a symbolic handover of 2014 FIFA World Cup tickets to workers.
WASHINGTON – On Friday, May 10, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), in partnership with the White House Council on Environmental Quality, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), the U.S
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An update on the Monterey-to-Hawaii kayak expedition previewed in our May issue. Scheduled to launch this April, two retired military friends, John Craig and RW Hand, planned to recreate Ed Gillet’s historic 63-day crossing from 1987 in a pair of modified tandem Necky kayaks, but recently announced a launch reschedule for April 2014.
Panama’s powerhouse forward Luis Tejada speaks to FIFA.com about life at Toluca, if playing in Mexico will be an advantage when he comes up against El Tri, and Los Canaleros’ bid to reach Brazil 2014.
Being a long-time surfer and ocean sports enthusiast I’ve never been a big fan of wearing helmets. When one is needed, I’ll find an old skateboard or bike helmet to do the job and be glad when it’s over.
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Venezuela are battling to earn a place at the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil and FIFA.com recently caught up with centre-back Oswaldo Vizcarrondo, who is determined to lead La Vinotinto to their first ever FIFA World Cup.
As a professional kayaker I have always exceled in the arena of freestyle competitions. Just this past weekend I got to compete at the US Freestyle Team Trials.
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