The canoe used in the Rogue River traverse swamps. Appears to be one place where the high canvas deck did not take all the high, curling waves across

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  Canoe entering Grave Creek Falls in traverse of Rogue River by six UC students in 1954. "The canvas deck allows the high, curling waves to sweep across without swamping the canoe."

  Manuscripts

  mssMarston papers V130/0054

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  Rogue River party of UC students; six in the party. Traverse of Rogue River with life rafts and a canoe. Loading at Whisky Creek

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  mssMarston papers V130/0050

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  One of two life rafts used by UC students in traverse of Rogue River in 1954

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  mssMarston papers V130/0118