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In 1890, "a plucky young Texan" paddled his canoe from New York City to Astoria, Oregon. A staff correspondent for New York's Mail and Express, R. Elbert Rappleye's odyssey spanned 6,280 miles and was undoubtedly a first. What's crazy to consider is that 130 years on, there isn'…
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Up against the current of the Columbia, Snake, and Clark Fork Rivers, I’ve slowly but surely fought my way uphill. This past week, I’ve portaged my can…
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Brian Bensen is a minimalist, a fisherman, a hunter, and a survivor. Civilization calls his elemental lifestyle homeless, but he calls it sweet freedom.
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When I entered the Tri Cities of Eastern Washington on the Columbia River the governor closed the state down. So instead of continuing upriver, I swerv…
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When Jon Lee and his band Slimeline kicked into “Roll On Columbia” the tightly packed crowd at Astoria Brewing Company joined in. It was FisherPoets we…
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traveling from Oregon to New York via canoe
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Welcome to Neal’s Newsletter by me, Neal Moore. I’m launching my canoe from the Pacific Coast at Astoria, Oregon, bound for New York City via canoe. Si…
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