Thanks to all for another terrific Delaware River Sojourn!

The Sojourn is a week-long paddling trip on the wild and scenic Delaware River, combining canoeing/kayaking, camping, educational programs, historical interpretation, and more. Participants can sign up for the whole event or for the section or day(s) of their choice. The Sojourn is for novice to experienced paddlers, or those who are simply curious about the outdoors.
Our theme this year was "Bridging the Delaware Valley - Connecting Communities." This theme allowed us to highlight the bridges over the river, but also the broader concept of connection across the river, connection to the river, and to the environment as a whole.
Studies and research have shown that being active outside can help combat certain health problems, as well as teach important lessons of conservation and valuation of our vast natural resources. And, more importantly, you do not need to travel far to be with nature; the Delaware River is close by, a gas tank away from about 23% of the nation's population!
We hope that many will continue to join us for this fun, ultimate "staycation," which celebrates family, friends, and the great outdoors!

ATTENTION SOJOURNERS:
We hope that everyone had a great time on the 2010 Sojourn! Please click here to take a short feedback survey on the event. We thank you in advance for your time and input! If interested in receiving periodic info on the Sojourn, please click on the 'Contact' tab for instructions on how to sign up for email updates. Thank you for your participation and support!
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Vintage Sojourn T-shirts Available Soon!
$7-10 plus shipping and handling.
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