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Conn. River Canoe trek?

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Last year I remember hearing about a canoe trek down the Conn. River which divides New Hampshire from Vermont for those of you that are not from these parts.
I was wondering if anyone had any info regarding this event. I believe it was in September last year.
 
The 2009 Canoe-Vous is set for Sept. 9-13 in Cornish, NH. I went to one a few years ago and it's a great event; particularly the canoe trip down the Conn. R. With all the rain this year it should be a "fast trip". There's also fishing, archery, and a blanket shoot.
The cost is $15/person and you should register by Sept 1.
For more info call:
Monro Brook 802-363-6114
Linda & John Hammond 603-543-1521
Mark Humpal 603-675-5350
 
Thank you for the info. I figured someone out there would know about this event. It sounds like a blast. Will you be attending this years event?
 
No I guess not. Went to a shoot last weekend, another this weekend and the following Labor Day weekend will be at the WFT vous in NY. After that it's the BH club shoot and then Muster in the Mts. the last of Sept.
 
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