Canoeing: Paddling your own canoe takes on a much tougher meaning

Friday 01 April 1994 23:02 BST

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Loneliness of the long-distance canoeist is typified yesterday by two competitors in the Devizes to Westminster race, said to be the toughest of its kind. The 125-mile course takes senior double crews along the Kennet and Avon Canal prior to joining the River Thames at Reading. The race finishes on Monday

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