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"Nothing Predictable: Kayaking Newfoundland" is a short, sound-rich piece recorded in stereo during a solo, kayak trip around icebergs in northern Newfoundland. The piece orginally aired as an audio postcard on Weekend Edition Sunday in September 2002. Permission for rebroadcast has been granted.
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Piece Description
"Nothing Predictable: Kayaking Newfoundland" is a short, sound-rich piece recorded in stereo during a solo, kayak trip around icebergs in northern Newfoundland. The piece orginally aired as an audio postcard on Weekend Edition Sunday in September 2002. Permission for rebroadcast has been granted.
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Review of Nothing Predictable: Kayaking NewfoundlandA man, his kayak and huge icebergs. Rob Rosenthal takes us out on the water with him in Newfoundland. He provides the sounds - and describes the sights. I wanted to hear more about the water and how his kayak handled in it.
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Broadcast History
Originally aired on Weekend Edition Sunday, September 2002. Permission for rebroadcast has been granted.





don shaw
Posted on May 31, 2005 at 08:22 AM | Permalink
Review of Nothing Predictable: Kayaking Newfoundland
Really great audio quality, sound rich hearing the paddles through the water. Good descriptions of the area.
Sort of an expanded one minute vacation.