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A Window on ... Canoeing Sources of Information and Help |
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![]() | Where to LookThere are a few things that you can do to learn more about canoeing. Here are some suggestions.
Sources of information and advice include:
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![]() | LibrariesYour local library is a good starting point for information. Look in the adult and children's sections for useful books about canoeing. The librarian can help if you have difficulty finding something. There may not be many books, especially in a small library, but the books that are available are usually quite useful. The librarian will also help you look in the local yellow pages for details of Water Sports Centres or Outdoor Activity Centres.On-line, the Canoe & Kayak Magazine at http://www.canoekayak.com/m has lots of information about the world of canoeing.
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![]() | Outdoor Pursuits/ Water Sports Centres![]()
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![]() | The British Canoe Union![]()
The Union also supports canoeists through its membership by providing insurance cover, a licence to use more than 2,000 miles of rivers and the right to participate in hundreds of events and rallies. For more details of their activities contact:
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![]() | Outdoor Pursuits ShopsA good shop will be able to advise you about the specialist equipment they stock. They should also have information about equipment suppliers.
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![]() | The Internet: Web linksCanoe & Kayak Magazinehttp://www.canoekayak.com/
About Canoeing
The Creek
Association of Canoe Trades
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