Canoeing - What's the Life and Death Distance?

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I've never actually capsized. You know, every time i make it through. But there have defenaly been moments, you know, i call them white knuckle moments where on my coqet, this is unpleasant, and i don't really want to find myself in this situation again. Forest fires are another hazard too that you don't n think of right off the top. They are not to mind. But other sometimes big forest fires in northern canada that can burn up vast areas. Far fast yo can possibly travel on foot or in a canoe, a unbovable speeds. Altogether, that'st really lile bad, especially here by yourself, you could sa

We live in a noisy world by any estimation. And while we need people, we also need solitude.

This week I’m speaking with Adam Shoalts, who was named one of the “greatest living explorers” by Canadian Geographic. Adam is an author, speaker, and adventurer who has learned to tap into the rejuvenating power of solitude.

In our conversation, Adam reminds us about the importance of the solo adventure in life to reconnect with ourself and rediscover what matters most. I hope you will feel inspired to create more space than you have right now.

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Hosted by Greg McKeown
Produced by Greg McKeown and Scratch Audiohouse
Executive Produced by Greg McKeown, Brent Montgomery, Ed Simpson and Derrial Christon