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    Mason replied to the thread Wenonah WW1 ...?.
    Tuff Weave wasn't a thing that early. I do think they used some Kevlar reinforcements at the ends. It looks like the seat has been...
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    Mason replied to the thread Wenonah WW1 ...?.
    Yes, it is a DEEP boat. I have (not so fond) memories of having to turn around in windy/wavy conditions, unladen, getting beam in 3...
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    Mason replied to the thread Wenonah WW1 ...?.
    Enjoy! It's a fun boat. I've done everything from racing, to tripping, gunkholing, and significant whitewater in it. I think my...
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    Tarps can be nice on the Barrens, especially on wind days. Here's a CCS Tundra Tarp in its element, Dubawnt Lake, Nunavut last summer.
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    I had always heard that too, but I have a 40 year old tent that I always rolled, and it has never showed any creases, etc. One think...
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    Mason replied to the thread Wenonah WW1 ...?.
    Well, it's a race boat, so it's narrow. I love mine, but I've always had fast, tippy boats. It is definitely a sit and switch boat...
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    Mason replied to the thread Wenonah WW1 ...?.
    Yes, a WWC-1. I've had one since 1983. It's a deep, fast solo. They changed it a bit the next year or so, to 16'6". I love the boat...
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    I think it was last year that the Valdez (AK) FD used drones in finding packrafters on the Tsaina River. Unfortunately, one drowned.
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    Try https://www.mountainproject.com/
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    Mason replied to the thread River temps in the sub-arctic..
    I've mostly stayed out of the water up there, but I do bathe occasionally. I'm a wimp with cold water, but it's tolerable for a quick...
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