canoeing
皮划艇,划船,划艇,皮划艇运动
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- : any of various slender, open boats, tapering to a point at both ends, propelled by paddles or sometimes sails and traditionally formed of light framework covered with bark, skins, or canvas, or formed from a dug-out or burned-out log or logs, and now usually made of aluminum, fiberglass, etc.
- : any of various small, primitive light boats.
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ca·noed, ca·noe·ing.
- : to paddle a canoe.
- : to go in a canoe.
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ca·noed, ca·noe·ing.
- : to transport or carry by canoe.
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Even if your adventures become limited to weekend peak bagging or a backcountry canoe trip, you can still take your little ones with you.
So if you’re considering a canoe—either as a rental or your next big gear purchase—here’s how to do it right.
So I started digging around and realized canoes can carry a thousand pounds and are more stable than most people think.
You can also rent a canoe to paddle on nearby Harvey’s Lake, meander among the apple trees, or head over to Groton State Forest to hike.
Rent a canoe, hike through rocky forestland, or drive ten minutes to Ninigret National Wildlife Refuge or 15 minutes to Misquamicut State Beach.
There is no merit badge yet for Dragon Boat racing, although there is one for canoeing.
Nowadays there are too many hotels, and people go canoeing in ironed collars.
Mr. Baden-Powell records a remarkable achievement of 400 miles of canoeing in the Baltic.
It was a perilous journey indeed, and required a knowledge of canoeing, which no Russian prisoner would be likely to have.
Five hours canoeing on this summit brought us to Kabamappa's village at the Namakowgon, or sturgeon's dam, where we encamped.
The choice of a craft is always difficult, especially to one who has had little or no experience in canoeing.