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A big thank you to Jim Scholes (Ben's Dad) for lending his canoe for the trip
Sponsors of Urban Canoe Trip Exhibition, Arcadia Gallery
Jim Scholes' Canoe
A big thank you to Jim Scholes (Ben's Dad) for lending his canoe for the trip
The Group
- Michael Brown
- Bob Sexton
- Ben Scholes
- Steve Pollitt
- Nick Gamble
- Scott Brown
- Stephen Brown
- Erin Zimerman
- Soren Mikson
- Ana Silva
Blog Archive
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May
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- Day 5 - Yummy
- Day 5 - Ducks and Lights
- Day 5 - Scott paddling on the lower Humber
- Day 4 - The underside of the Gardiner
- Day 4 - Lunch on Mimico Creek
- Day 4 - Toronto Skyline from South Etobicoke
- Day 4 - Etobicoke Creek
- Day 4 - Big Fish in a small creek
- Day 3 - Bed
- Day 3 - Down
- Day 3 - Up
- Day 3 - Shooting
- Day 3 - Bicycle Wheel
- Day 3 - Dam
- Day 3 - River Dance
- Day 3 - Up the Etobicoke Creek
- Day 3 - Urban Portage 2
- Day 3 - Marie Curtis Park
- Day 3 - Lake ON
- Day 3 - Debris
- Day 3 - Urban Portage
- Day 3 - Humber Bay
- Day 3 - Humber River
- Day 3 - Humber River
- Day 3 - Humber River
- Day 3 - 8 a.m.
- Day 3 - Swans in the Humber Marshes
- Day 3 - Bloor Street Bridge
- Day 3 - Steve putting the gear in the canoe
- Day 2 - The canoe docked for the day
- Day 2 - Approaching Scarlet Road
- Day 2 - Retrieving golf balls from Black Creek
- Day 2 - Students from Portage Trail Public School ...
- Day 2 - Students from Portage Trail Public School ...
- Day 2 - Ben taking a break on Black Creek
- Day 2 - Paddling under Highway 401
- DAY 1 - The trip begins just East of Finch and Hig...
- Day 1 - Putting the gear in the boat
- Day 1 - Bob and Michael navigating the upper secti...
- Day 1 - Between 427 and Weston Road
- Day 1 - Sounds of a Canada Goose on the Humber River.
- The canoe makes its way down to Toronto from up North
- Erin Zimerman illustration for the T-shirt
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