Subject: Favorite River
Posted by: gamerguy78
Date: Jul 19 12
I love rivers, I like seeing them and think they're just really interesting. What's your favorite river, mine's the Mississippi.
Posted by: gamerguy78
Date: Jul 19 12
I love rivers, I like seeing them and think they're just really interesting. What's your favorite river, mine's the Mississippi.
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tiger51 
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I love The Mississippi. Reply #1. Jul 19 12, 11:48 PM |
jabb5076
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I also love the Mississippi, partly because of the changing geography as it moves south, but also because of its twists and turns and the incredible variations in its width. My vote for favorite, though, because of its history and amazing beauty is the Danube. Reply #2. Jul 20 12, 4:14 AM |
tezza1551
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Gotta be the mighty Fitzroy ! You can be standing in a dry river bed.. and hear a roar, get the hell out of there and watch this awesome river come back to life..spent a few great days camped alongside the de Grey also.. another great river in this great state of Western Australia. Reply #3. Jul 20 12, 6:15 AM |
honeybee4
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My favorite river is the Kings. I grew up by it and every summer spent many hours swimming and swinging on the rope we had tied to a big oak tree with brothers, sisters, cousins, and friends. Reply #4. Jul 20 12, 7:37 AM |
Greatguggly
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I did a lot of fishing in the Potomac River but nothing compares to catching gators on the Mississippi in Louisiana (I was the frightened one in the boat and I lived with gators in Florida). Reply #5. Jul 20 12, 8:20 AM |
postcards2go
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The Hudson River because it was, and still is, a constant in my life. Reply #6. Jul 20 12, 9:07 AM |
C30
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Forming the county boundary between Essex & Suffolk, the River Stour. Reply #7. Jul 20 12, 1:22 PM |
weissmarc
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Styx....... Reply #8. Jul 21 12, 1:00 AM |
SisterSeagull
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In Europe - The Rhine In England - The Dart (Yes, I know.... England is in Europe) In North America - The Athabasca Reply #9. Jul 21 12, 7:13 AM |
| jabb5076
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Where's the Athabasca? Reply #10. Jul 21 12, 8:23 AM |
boxjaw
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I loved canoeing on the Wapsipinicon in Iowa. Nothing like a slow river in flat farm country with trees all around. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wapsipinicon_River The Pegnitz and Rednitz rivers in Germany. Nice walks along these two rivers in a quite a few places. The Regnitz is also a calming flow. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pegnitz_(river) Reply #11. Jul 25 12, 6:13 AM |
| SisterSeagull
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The Athabasca flows through Canadian Rockies.... It's gorgeous! Reply #12. Jul 25 12, 8:15 AM |
shipyardbernie
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I am from Merseyside so there can only be one the Mersey. Reply #13. Jul 30 12, 4:31 PM |
sportsherald
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I'm surprised not to be the first one to nominate the Athabasca River. It begins in the Rockies as a beautiful mountain stream, and runs clear across the province of Alberta, a length of well over a thousand kilometres, to end as a very large, muddy river in the remarkable Peace-Athabasca (freshwater) Delta. Reply #14. Aug 05 12, 1:42 PM |
| jabb5076
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I've been to Alberta, but didn't know about that river. Oh well, another must see place for the future! Reply #15. Aug 05 12, 2:17 PM |
Tony242
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I love Ganges! Reply #16. Oct 30 13, 12:58 AM |
bowie123
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The river Clyde - Glasgow Scotland. Reply #17. Oct 30 13, 4:48 AM |
tiye
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The Arno in Florence and Acheron at the Gates of Hades. Reply #18. Oct 30 13, 2:35 PM |
brm50diboll
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I think the Amazon is the most interesting. Reply #19. Nov 05 13, 7:33 AM |
Mixamatosis
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The Shannon Reply #20. Jul 24 15, 8:01 PM |
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