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Tag Archives: canal
Washington DC Walks
The best long distance walking path in the Washington DC area is the C&O Canal National Park. Except for a short stretch through lower Georgetown where the water is often low and litter occasionally piles up, the C&O Canal on the Maryland … Continue reading
Posted in Outdoors Life, Walking
Tagged canal, DC, east coast, independence, National Parks, outdoors, Slow Travel, walking
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Panama Canal :: Do It Yourself
Viewing the Panama Canal from a cruise ship might not be the best vista. Canal bound cruise ships are so large and the decks so far above the water line that you can’t see the interesting activity below in … Continue reading
Posted in Budget Travel, Geography, History, Hot Climates, Nature, Travel
Tagged birding, boats, canal, Caribbean, escaping winter, independence, nomad, outdoors
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