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ACROSS THE CONTINENT IN A CANOE
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…
Neal Moore
Jul 1, 2020
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ACROSS THE CONTINENT IN A CANOE
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Onto the Missouri River
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…
Neal Moore
May 22, 2020
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A Spartan Life
Brian Bensen is a minimalist, a fisherman, a hunter, and a survivor. Civilization calls his elemental lifestyle homeless, but he calls it sweet freedom.
Neal Moore
Apr 22, 2020
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Due North
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…
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Apr 9, 2020
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Roll on, Columbia, Roll On
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…
Neal Moore
Mar 19, 2020
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Introducing 22 RIVERS
traveling from Oregon to New York via canoe
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Feb 7, 2020
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Introducing 22 RIVERS
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Taking journalism slow and low down from the view of a canoe. To listen, and document, and connect.
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…
Feb 6, 2020
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Taking journalism slow and low down from the view of a canoe. To listen, and document, and connect.
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