Navigating the Overgrowth: Canoeing the River Loddon

In this video, I embark on an exciting journey down the River Loddon, navigating through overgrown trees with my mini lightweight canoe. The River Loddon, a tributary of the River Thames, flows through the picturesque counties of Berkshire and Hampshire in southern England. Spanning approximately 28 miles (45 kilometers), the Loddon meanders through a mix of serene countryside, historic villages, and lush woodlands, providing a diverse and scenic backdrop for my paddling adventure.

[@daweed4255]

awesome! that was some tuff training :D
what a bridge, we need to build like that again... :D

[@MrDesmostylus]

Architecture like that lasts forever

[@brettbrown9814]

Well that was tricky! Beautiful area.

[@MrDesmostylus]

It sure is, just a shame about the mosquitoes

[@Xx_zombie_girl_xX]

what route did you do , would like to explore more of this river

[@alistairmcdonald2382]

You need a cordless chain saw tree trimmer 😂
Willows are a pest cause they clog waterways 👎