Murray River Kayak.

A journal of canoe expeditions along the rivers of Australia's Murray Darling Basin using photographs, stories and information to highlight the beauty, challenges and history of these rivers and the communities they flow through.

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Hume Dam - Albury - Island Camp.

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Bridge just below the Hume Dam. River of islands. The river is so different up here, fast flowing and low banks. Her...

Day 20: 750 to 682 km to the sea: Ned’s Corner Station - Devils Elbow.

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Day 20: Friday 7/12 Ned’s Corner Station - Devils Elbow. River markers: 750 to 682 km from the sea. Distance travelled today: 68 k...

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Peter Phillips: PhD Candidate researching Murray River floods. 13 years expat experience living in Germany. Worked in Australia, Africa, Antarctica and Germany. Enjoys the environment, my family, people, travel, cultures. Inclination towards adventure. In 2012 (low river), and 2016 (flood) completed a kayak journey of 2,400 km on the Murray River from its headwaters to the sea and continue to explore, document and share expeditions on the rivers of the The Murray Darling Basin. Uses these experiences to understand rivers, river ecosystems and the communities that depend on them and encourage people to discover and share what they value about their environment. Rivers bring life and connect people. Education should be like that too.

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