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Ugh, forgot that imugr doesn't like it here.

Im not trying to be a Debbie Downer, just throwing my devalued Canadian two cents in, but...... David Jackson and his partner are, well...

My usual formula for routes like that is to assume that the portages are completely gone, no matter what anyone else says. An important...

I wouldn't want to speculate, as I have no experience with t formex. However, I have lots of experience with royalite, their makeup was...

I used a kevlar Spirit II on a ten day trip. Ran lots of white water, some pretty big stuff too. Had a light weight girl in the bow...

Very interesting video, and canoe came in under 30 pounds. I've got to do some research on this style.

When I was 7, my first experience in a canoe was a 16’ molded plywood canoe built in Manitoba by a company called Plycraft. 1955...

Your interior looks better than most of mine. A light sanding and varnish, call it a day. Or better yet, roll on a couple of coats of...

Almost spiritual, the way Odyssey lites a campfire. You couldn’t pay me enough to have missed spending time around our evening...

Where I live, the threat of fire is just as important as the lack of fire. Our summers are ruled by fire or the absence of fire. During...

I haven't heard that word used by anyone other than myself since I left the east coast. My grandfather was from new Brunswick, and...

Back in the day I was a single carry guy. It was the only way to go when you had to worry about dodging dinosaurs on the portage trail...

If the road does not improve, starting at Santoy might be the norm. I'll know more in the spring.

I do it pretty much the same way Mark does.

I run my cloth across the interior hull, I usually have 60 inch rolls, so a solo is usually 3 pieces. I'm not out to win any beauty...