jdeerfoot

Well run weekend training can be very helpful. It was through the River Touring Section of the Wisconsin Sierra Club that I got my...

On the second day, we put this into practice on the river "Thur" , which flows by the campsite. . . . . In addition to the...

I have had one of these GSI folding tables for quite awhile. A bit heavy but I justify it as one of my comfort items which advanced age...

I have a '23 Ford F150 Lightning and used it for a canoe trip for first time in early April. I drove from southeast Massachusetts to...

I completed my canoe/camping trip on the Navasota River from Hwy 30 (Collage Station) to Hwy 6 (Navasota) with my daughter. This was...

Includes 18’ Guide Model built in 1944 – Canoe #140900 with Copy of Original Old Town Build Sheet Canoe professionally restored 20 ±...

In the last several years I sold off my Quik-n-Easy rack which was great and attached to rain gutters. And I sold off my dad’s which he...

This is why I need a CD player.

Woodpuppy’s post reminded me of my first British sports car , a ‘58 Triumph TR3. My recall is that it had a small key to turn on the...

I always liked a push to start button, but the kind where you insert a key, turn to “on”, then push the starter button next to it. I...

My '22 Ram had no CD player, I refuse to pay for satellite radio, the dealer told me the antenna MUST be connected for the black box and...

I last did the kind of outdoor cooking you are asking about with the scouts in the 1960’s. In the more recent past my brother and I...

Great that you could engineer and build your own rack system instead of having to buy the outrageously priced commercial stuff. I...

Had an ’07 Outback and put wood crossbars (xbars) on railings. They are a very heavy, dense pine I got from a construction site. They’re...

Snapper's mention of hiking reminded me of a mesmerizing scene on Mt. Osceola, NH, a 4300' peak in the Whites. It was 2013 and we'd...