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Canoe #26RD0568

Hello My canoes name is Aqua because that color reminds me of journeys on water. Aqua first started in the Red River in East Grand Forks Minnesota of the United States of America. It was a very sunny evening when I placed her in the river. The first thing she saw was some bass and some trout. She assured them that she wouldnt eat them if they didn't eat her. Her goal is to get all the way to Hudson Bay. On her way up the Red River she saw two kids brother and sister they were playing a game of Hide and Seek in their big backyard. Later that day she crossed the border and into Canada she went Still in the Red River a little girl and her father were fly fishing she threw her line in and said Daddy I think I caught something Surely enough she caught a little wooden canoe named Aqua. The father took it off of her line and said We should throw it back into the water A few days after that happened a dog and their owner were playing fetch in a nice green field by the river. He accidentally threw the stick too far and it landed in the river right by Aqua. Now Aqua wasnt moving too fast the dog went in to fetch the stick but when the dog came back he had a colorful Aqua instead of a plain brown stick. Soon about three oclock Aqua finally reached lake Winnipeg. There she saw a giant black bear hunting down a whitetail deer. Off in the distance there was a small cute log cabin in the Mountains. The next thing she knows winter is turning and snow is everywhere Aqua doesnt know what snow is. The water hasnt turned into ice yet and a porcupine decides to take a cold bath before he cant and the ice is solid. Aqua gets stuck on his back for a few minutes but he ends up brushing against a rock in the water and Aqua is free again. Now with everything frozen the wind is pushing Aqua across the ice. With that she traveled so far that she emptied out into the Nelson River. Traveling at 70 m.p.h 112.654 kilometers per hour Aqua can reach Hudson Bay in no time. Seven days later she has about two miles 3.21869 kilometers left until she reaches Hudson Bay. On the final mile there was a gap in the water and Aqua falls in.Shes stuck underneath the ice for a whole two weeks Then a humpback whale has the need to break for air. The humpback breaks through the ice freeing Aqua. A month later and it is spring Aqua exits Hudson Bay and empties out into the Atlantic Ocean. Her Amazing Journey continues