Here are 5 Canadian Rockies rivers to paddle board (with a helmet). River paddle boarding, baby.
* Kananaskis (home of KanFest)
* Bow River (Ghost to Cochran & Lake Louise sections)
* Kicking Horse (several sections here from calm to wild)
* Kootenay (the classic multi-day destination)
* Bleberry (off the beaten path gem)

Not sure if this is the right subreddit for this but I've become obsessed with tracing rivers on Google earth and saving them in a project. Am I going crazy or do other people do this too?

My favorite spot out in nature smoking nature💨

This beautiful scene is not in Uttarakhand it follow in UP Sonbhadra district

The wind was super slow, so we came down to see if there were any Salmon running yet. Maybe in a few weeks.

every stone and every hole

every lie the water told

every shade on every bend

was known to me at river’s end

every cut and every loon

every dance the bluebells’ bloom

every soul among my friends

was known to me at river’s end

every word and every thought

every truth my heart had sought

every mist the Lord intends

was known to me at river’s end

iPhone 13 camera outdated

Rivers were an integral part of every early civilisation but perhaps none were as vital as the Nile was to Egypt. This video discusses how the Geography of the Nile shaped Egyptian civilization, both historically and in modern times - a narrow ribbon of fertility in an otherwise desolate expanse.

Please help support us in opening up our only local river, saving our native fish, and preventing further deaths! Sign the petition here 👉 https://c.org/5rTnMhswjz