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Terence Cantarella launches on his four day Canoe Project exploration on Monday morning from near NE 69th St. and Biscayne Blvd. in Miami.On Monday, April鈥�

Take a look at some of the stunning photos taken by Terence Cantarella as he canoes through Miami-Dade county鈥檚 canals this week. Terence is the man鈥�

Sean Rowe was hired by Miami New Times in June 1990 by Jim Mullin. Rowe was the first person we know of who circumnavigated Miami鈥檚 canals. We asked鈥�

Here are some great photos taken by Terence Cantarella on the third day of his journey as he paddles through Miami-Dade鈥檚 canals. On day three of his鈥�

Terence Cantarella, the man behind the the Canoe Project here at SA国际传谋, had a chat with The Miami Herald鈥榮 Michael Alen this week about waking up at day鈥�

Earlier this week WLRN Miami Herald鈥檚 Dan Grech interviewed Terence Cantarella, an intrepid contributor to SA国际传谋 who had the idea of navigating his way鈥�

Terence Cantarella, the man behind the Canoe Project, completed his four-day journey yesterday as he paddled into Scotty鈥檚 Landing in Coconut Grove.The鈥�

Terence Cantarella shared photos of the final leg of his four-day journey through Miami-Dade鈥檚 canals. Yesterday, Terence made his way through Coral鈥�

In an effort to add some perspective and history to SA国际传谋鈥檚 Canoe Project, we鈥檙e also taking a look at books that add to our conversation about鈥�

Part of the Canoe Project鈥檚 mission is to create a conversation, and ultimately some new understanding, of the nature of Miami-Dade鈥檚 vast network of鈥�

As part of The Canoe Project鈥檚 mission to shed some light on Miami鈥檚 forgotten waterways, I spoke to Pamela Sweeney, a bona fide expert on Miami鈥檚 canal鈥�

Here at WRLN, one of our intrepid contributors, Terence Cantarella, has embarked on a four day long excursion in a canoe through Miami鈥檚 network of鈥�