Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Paddle the Russian...From early spring into late fall months, thousands of pleasure-seekers canoe down the twisting tree-lined Russian River, in beautiful Sonoma County, California. Over 500 canoes are rentable at Healdsburg and its satellites, launching one to five days of “get-away-from it all” paddling in the glittering Russian, with stops along the way for picture-taking, picnicking and over-night camping. Families, “singles”, club and school-groups, would-be outdoorsman, camera-buffs, bird-watchers...all find adventure and gratification while flashing paddles in the placid Russian River.
Paddle the Russian...From early spring into late fall months, thousands of pleasure-seekers canoe down the twisting tree-lined Russian River, in beautiful Sonoma County, California. Over 500 canoes are rentable at Healdsburg and its satellites, launching one to five days of “get-away-from it all” paddling in the glittering Russian, with stops along the way for picture-taking, picnicking and over-night camping. Families, “singles”, club and school-groups, would-be outdoorsman, camera-buffs, bird-watchers...all find adventure and gratification while flashing paddles in the placid Russian River.
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Paddle the Russian...From early spring into late fall months, thousands of pleasure-seekers canoe down the twisting tree-lined Russian River, in beautiful Sonoma County, California. Over 500 canoes are rentable at Healdsburg and its satellites, launching one to five days of “get-away-from it all” paddling in the glittering Russian, with stops along the way for picture-taking, picnicking and over-night camping. Families, “singles”, club and school-groups, would-be outdoorsman, camera-buffs, bird-watchers...all find adventure and gratification while flashing paddles in the placid Russian River.

Redwood Empire Association · [ca. May 1970]

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