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I like my 16’ wood canvas square stern canoe built by Schuyler Thomson in Norfolk, Ct. I never really thought I would own one but I...

I'll have to look for pictures but back in the 60"s when there were many many motor routes in the BWCA my dad bought a square stern...

A cookbook for the guys out in remote fire towers. Today we would not want to portage some of the ingredients, but the recipes still...

Another company that does this sort of thing is Pygmy Boats in Port Townsend, Washington, primarily providing kits for making your own...

There’s a new series on YouTube documenting a 1500 mile canoe trip starting in Old Town, Maine, going as far south to NYC, west as far...

Thanks for bringing this up. I just saw it a while ago but didn't have time to watch the entire video. Will make sure I get back to...

Don't know anything about the original company, Allied Aviation Corp., but today you can find a marine grade plywood canoe kit from the...

Perhaps the single tent issue is simply or mostly a function of how large a group one paddles with, how much community sharing that...

Our gang often looks for "chimney logs" amongst the deadfall in the ADK's. When found, we set them aside for the evening fire, assured...

Space can be a luxury or a necessity (or both) depending on your point of view. While I love my smaller more modest home I sure wouldn't...

Last night in our son's kitchen my wife and I eased back in the rickety chairs and commenced to party, passing around the boxes of...

Being able to build a campfire in difficult conditions is a skill worth having. If someone takes a swim in cold water, building one is...

As a solo paddler I rarely have fires. Occasionally using my twig stove I have enjoyed that as a tiny glowing warm source of both...

Years ago with the college outdoor program I worked in, I always shared tent space with my students. But, as the years went on, it...

I typically cook using a small alcohol stove when alone but still enjoy a small campfire during the evening hours. It's more for the...