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✓ Published: 16-Feb-2008
✓ Published: 16-Feb-2008
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Web of Water is an outdoor adventure that uses a kayak expedition to promote an appreciation of our natural and cultural heritage as well as an understanding of the challenges we face with growth and change. Quietly and softly-much like our Native American ancestors- we travel the great Saluda River watershed from its source in the mountains of South Carolina to the mouth of Charleston Harbor. Throughout the trip down this important watershed we experience the connections of an interactive
Web of Water is an outdoor adventure that uses a kayak expedition to promote an appreciation of our natural and cultural heritage as well as an understanding of the challenges we face with growth and change. Quietly and softly-much like our Native American ancestors- we travel the great Saluda River watershed from its source in the mountains of South Carolina to the mouth of Charleston Harbor. Throughout the trip down this important watershed we experience the connections of an interactive
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