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The Avalon Dragons is a non-profit organization of Breast Cancer Survivors, formed in 2006, as Dragon Boat Paddlers.  We are the only team in North America to have built our own Dragon Boat and hold an Annual Paddling Festival each year with the Town of Paradise (at Octagon Pond) as our main fundraising event.

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Avalon Dragon Boating Inc. P.O. Box 50034
Paradise, Newfoundland and Labrador
A1L 0J2
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