Recent History of The Journeys
Paddle to Seattle, WA ~ 1989 -
- Paddle to Bella Bella, B.C. ~ 1993
- Youth Paddle ~ 1994 (Olympia, in connection with the 2nd Cedar Tree Conference)
- Full Circle Youth Paddle ~ 1995 (in Puget Sound, Washington State)
- Full Circle Youth Paddle ~ 1996 (in Puget Sound, Washington State)
- Paddle to LaPush, WA ~ 1997
- Paddle to Puyallup, WA ~ 1998
- Paddle to Ahousaht, B.C. ~ 1999
- Paddle to Songees, B.C. ~ 2000
- Paddle to Pendleton, OR ~ 2000
- Paddle to Squamish, B.C. ~ 2001
- Paddle to Quinault at Taholah, WA ~ 2002
- Paddle to Tulalip, WA ~ 2003
- Paddle to Chemainus, B.C. ~ 2004
- Paddle to Elwha at Port Angeles, WA ~ 2005
- Paddle to Muckleshoot at Auburn, WA ~ 2006
- Paddle to Lummi, WA ~ 2007
- Paddle to Cowichan, B. C. ~ 2008
- Paddle to Suquamish, WA ~ 2009
- Paddle to Makah at Neah Bay, WA ~ 2010
- Paddle to Swinomish at La Conner, WA ~ 2011
- Paddle to Squaxin Island at Kamilche, WA ~ 2012
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