The journey actually began a few days back, on July 3rd, and she has been making steady progress ever since. On July 5th she was heading out into the Pacific, and although her blog hasn't been updated since then, her online tracking system seems to be working fine. She has now moved out of Juan De Fuca Strait and into the Pacific Ocean itself. She's now turned South and has begun the real challenge of the journey, namely covering 3500 miles of coastline.
Margo points out that the general health or our planet is directly connected to the oceans themselves, and that we all can contribute to making things better, even if it is a seemingly small act. A lot of small actions leads to big changes. That is the message she'll be delivering as she makes her journey, stopping in major towns and cities along the way.
This seems like a pretty great trip to make by canoe, although the northern part of the trip would be more interesting to me than the southern end, as she nears San Diego. She's delivering a good message too. I hope this gets lots of attention.
Thanks to the Hardwear Sessons Blog for the tip.
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