My canoeՉs name is Dat One Water Boat. I have many hopes for my canoe after I launch it in the Red River. I hope that it will find its way through the Red and it begins to sail on the calm waters through Cass County. Soon it will get stuck in the next day or so on a branch in the water, capturing it for many days. My boat will then float along the Red River, it will make its way to Grand Forks County and will get to see the beautiful finches and birds. A man is throwing some bread for the brown creepers on the river in Grand Forks. A couple crumbs land on the boat and the birds go crazy and attack the boat. The birds pick up the boat and bring it further north to a little south of Winnipeg and they hide in a pine tree with some sandpipers. The boat keeps flowing on itՉs journey to Hudson Bay. It sees some carp and wood bison on itՉs journey getting farther and farther away from me. A little boy is fishing. He and his grandfather, and the little boy runs into the river to grab the boat. The little boy puts it on his shelf as a collection. He realizes this could be important, so he tosses it back into the river from a safe distance. The boat goes down little and big waterfalls and rocky parts of the river as it makes a couple dents in the boat. A bear comes along the river and spots it. At first it thinks it is a walleye and takes a bite. It is disgusting. The bear chucks the boat in the river once more. A craftsman has a little water treatment cabin near the water by lots of black cherry trees, he notices the boat with a chunk missing. He runs for a whole minute trying to get the boat, but when he gets it he cuts off some bark from trees. He uses them to fill in the missing part of the boat. He goes to his dock and gently floats it into the rushing water. A craftsman has a little water treatment cabin near the water by lots of black cherry trees, he notices the boat with a chunk missing. He runs for a whole minute trying to get the boat, but when he gets it he cuts off some bark from trees. He uses them to fill in the missing part of the boat. He goes to his dock and gently floats it into the rushing water. Dat One Water Boat is still going smoothly, but then it makes it to Lake Winnipeg. It hits some rocks going through Cross Lake meeting new fish and new birds. It sees some crops like wheat, carrots, and potatoes along the way and occasionally some farmers. It makes its way into the Nelson River. It passes by a place called Bird and meets some Zander fish. Then my boat flows along the river some more and hits some rocks, but then it flows into majestic Hudson Bay!