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Canoe #26RD0185

I hope my canoe goes to Alaska because I like penguins and the beautiful mountains and lakes. Im calling my canoe Harry Potter because I really like the books and movies. When my canoe makes it to Alaska it will make it to Canada then he gets stuck in a forest fire but a fox helped him out then put him in his mouth and set in a river then went into a lake where a duck was pecking him. He felt really annoyed but the same river brought him to the Pacific ocean.Then he will go to Antarctica and meet some polar bears. On its way to Australia he got picked up by a big wave and all the paint came off and the back side came off. After he escaped the storm he slowly drifted to Australia and a family of platypuses found him and started playing with him. Then all of a sudden a young man found him. Then he brought him to his car and took him to his home. He set him on a work table and he painted him bright red and yellow so he could be seen easier and fixed the back end of the canoe. Then the young man brought him back to the ocean. And my canoe slowly went by Antarctica. And then he came back to the Pacific.Then turned to Mexico. A little boy found him and brought him to his father. And his father said he had to put him back. So they took him to the Atlantic Ocean. He did not go far from Mexico he ended up by a Florida beach. Then my grandparents found him because they were fishing. And when they came to visit they brought him home and we brought him back to the clear water river to continue his journey. He found his way to Itasca state park where the Mississippi river is at. A couple of bikers found him going down the river. They picked him up and put a sticker on him that had a duck in a lake on it. As he went down the river he went by a campsite where a band was playing music. Then he got stuck on a branch. He felt like he could never get unstuck. Surprisingly my moms friends were there and when they met each other at a football game she gave my mom my coeno and once again we brought him back to the river. Then set off for another journey to anywhere in the world.