We tend to think that exotic adventures have to take place in far away, unfamiliar places.
Have we forgotten that even the big cities can offer surprises?
brings this point home with How to paddle through London (Times Online UK, September 7).
His take on the venture: "It’s therapy, but not as you know it. Kayaking in the capital is good for the soul".
It reminded me of the ‘Ecology of the Mind’ argument made in 100 Free Thoughts by Roger Hill.
Kayaking on the Thames River brings a modicum of peace, clears your head and leaves no carbon footprint.
You obviously don’t want to jump in the water without a guiding hand.
That is were the team at Thames River Adventures who took Paul Croughton on his water expedition is useful.
The sunrise and sunset options they offer will no doubt create special memories.
I found the kayak and lunch at the pub combo intriguing.
Prices start at 50 Pounds, reservations are required.
Going with the flow for Green Day #43
Previously: Green Thumbs in the Kitchen, Organic Food on the Go thanks to Green Truck