Man who beat rare cancer celebrates by canoeing 2,000 miles with his dog
Frank Carter, a 67-year-old cancer survivor from Orange County, Florida, has completed a canoe journey of more than 2,000 miles down the Missouri River with his dog, Amos, following successful immunotherapy treatment for a rare cancer. The trip marks a personal celebration of his recovery and highlights the potential of advanced cancer treatments to restore quality of life after serious illness.
Carter spent 64 days navigating the length of the Missouri, the longest river in the United States, travelling in a cedar-strip canoe he built by hand. The journey began in Montana and ended near St Louis, Missouri, with the pair camping along the riverbank throughout and battling severe storms, high winds and hail along the way.
- Cancer survivor canoes 2,000+ miles down Missouri River with his dog
- Frank Carter, 67, used a hand-built cedar canoe for the 64-day trip
- Journey celebrates recovery after groundbreaking immunotherapy treatment
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