paddle one's own canoe

This was the lesson: "Paddle your own canoe," she said.

Canoes - paddle your own canoe on the lake.

And if she isn't what your wife ought to be, sir, you give her up or paddle your own canoe.

Her most well known poem is "Paddle Your Own Canoe."

Although paddling your own canoe has merit, there is no need to neglect the sport if you don't own one.

"Learn to paddle your own canoe" were the few words that she wrote and as a twelve-year-old looking for approval Lisa had been bitterly disappointed.

The next five chapters are described as "Rocks you are likely to bump on" (while paddling your own canoe).

Must paddle your own canoe.

Cycle and hike, paddle your own canoe in the land of thousand lakes and more than 100 scenic provincial parks.

Not only could I say it, but I remember it to this day: "Paddle your own canoe."

You must paddle your own canoe now, and learn to avoid the rapids and steer straight to the port you want to reach.

"Paddle Your Own Canoe"

Reet And The Wrang (The) - to the tune of "Paddle your own Canoe"

In April 2005, the group premiered a musical comedy written by Linda Needham entitled "The Great Lewis & Clark Extravaganza of 1905 or Paddle Your Own Canoe".

If you want to paddle your own canoe or kayak on a river in Montana or Idaho your freedom to do so - indeed your legal right of access to the waterways - is guaranteed by state law.

Walter Flandorf (1893-1949), husband of Vera Sangernebo (1902-2001), daughter of Emma and Alexander Sangernebo, put Bolton's "Paddle Your Own Canoe" to music.

In common with his other two handbooks, it has a theme, this time taken from a 19th century popular song; "Never sit down with a tear or a frown, but paddle your own canoe", which had originally been written in 1850 by the American poet Sarah T. Bolton but is not attributed.