You'd never guess these photos were taken on the beach

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You'd never guess these photos were taken on the beach

When you go on your first canoeing trip, it’s a good idea to be ready for the canoe to tip over a few times. Nobody wants to get unexpectedly soaked, but it’s almost like a necessary part of the initiation—unless you’re one of those rare people who are naturally good at canoeing!

Even though this man ended up all wet, he did get to have some close contact with the local plants. Looking on the bright side, his situation could have been a lot worse. Instead of getting to know the water plants, he could have had an uncomfortable encounter with the creatures that live underwater!

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