I suspect that her thoughts at this point included, "Gee, this is heavier than it looks" and "Oh, well. It is a rental."
On the canoe portage story that I have been telling, I carried a canoe and a pack and then walked back to the starting point to carry another load. Halfway back along the trail I found the canoe that Julie was carrying leaning against a fallen tree trunck that crossed the trail at about waist height. But Julie was no where to be seen. More, tomorrow.
We have photos of street scene and people of Grenada, Nicaragua posted this week on our Viva la Voyage travel photo site.
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Julie was probably in the woods, looking for images to capture on her trusty camera. Incidentally, a camera while canoeing can be a little dicey, which I know so well as I fondly recall my 35mm Minotla lying somewhere on the bottom of the St. Croix River. Overturned canoe and all.
Oops!
I wonder if she will be able to handle it better in the water.
I think Kate might be right about Julie and the camera.
Oh well, pick it up and keep on going.
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