To be honest I thought they looked like they might be in trouble...that river weed seemed to be causing concern for nun no.1. But they seem so committed I am sure it all worked out in the end (in fact if it was a tragic tale I am sure they wouldn't have used the photo).
It has a kind of Heart of Darkness feel to it. Nuns are intrepid voyagers in more ways than one. If you have any doubt of that fact I would recommend Paul Durcans poem " Six nuns die in convent inferno". His best although not his only poem about nuns.
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Are we doing a caption competition?
it is a beautiful thing...their commitment to both canoeing and nunnery is plain to see.
Beautiful images on your blogsite. Thanks for sharing!
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a caption competition, hmmm, I suspect not unless it's about the relative merit of using a whimple as a splashdeck.
Don't you just love them? I hope I'm canoeing in a dress when I'm their age.
To be honest I thought they looked like they might be in trouble...that river weed seemed to be causing concern for nun no.1. But they seem so committed I am sure it all worked out in the end (in fact if it was a tragic tale I am sure they wouldn't have used the photo).
They do look like they're in a pickle, and the lack of audio is a shame - the sweet sound of giggling sisters outside their comfort zone...
Maybe they're looking for something. Moses, perhaps?
It has a kind of Heart of Darkness feel to it. Nuns are intrepid voyagers in more ways than one. If you have any doubt of that fact I would recommend Paul Durcans poem " Six nuns die in convent inferno". His best although not his only poem about nuns.
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