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I thought it was great. I'd never heard of it before so I had no childhood experience. I found it very enjoyable and it was fun to watch...

Welcome to the campfire Portagewithcerberu, still a chill in the air so throw another log on the fire before you sit down. Jim

I am, as usual, late to the party on an interesting conversation. In fact, joined to chime in (I have been a long-time contributor on a...

Thank you, Glenn. I’m excited to be here and feel a bit foolish that I didn’t join this community long ago. I fully agree with your...

I like to think of autocorrect as a small gnome someplace and he wants to be helpful, but is in fact quite drunk. Jim

Last night in the Pocono.

Throwing WAY back!

Here’s me leading our canoe club’s day trip down the Chilliwack River, about an hour east of Vancouver, in 1989. At least I think it was...

I love your pictures, Black_Fly. I also got out yesterday for my first paddle of 2025 with @Swifty, who was taking his new Swift...

Gotta take advantage of these early season gems. Bogan agrees. When he sees the canoe go up, he becomes a velcro dingo.

This one is from almost 25 years ago. With an odd number of trippers my wife took the solo boat.

I'll probably reduced bow and stern height a couple of inches, but I still want it to look traditional. Once I have the stations set up...

My wife and I amused ourselves one afternoon by seeing who could find stones that made the most realistic looking teeth. I lost.

This summer, I came across a campsite-built shave horse on a canoe trip with my boys to Rocky Lake, near East Machias, Maine. It was a...

Nice thread, not sure how I missed it originally. That is a beautiful shave horse. Jim