MJones

In 2008, at age 64, I bought my "final canoe" (Hemlock SRT). Then I did it again in 2009 (Bell black-gold Wildfire). And again in 2021...

The older I get the more I like comfort. But "glamping" is a word I wish would disappear. The connotation involves luxury bullpucky...

I noticed that REI no longer has canoes on its website. Most of the canoe accessories are gone too. At the local lake, where I do all my...

Canadians have this idea that we are over regulated, particularly when compared to the Land of the Free. But registering a canoe...

Simple fix to re-expand the wings of the insert. No ripping, tearing, Gflexing. She’s tight as before. Keeping that contraption...

Well, it's not a recipe ... but ... take some meat, a handful of onions, some tomato and red bell pepper, Carrots, some mushrooms and...

Do you have a serviette? I've spilled poutine on the chesterfield.

Only Americans use ˈpȯr-tij (at least every (US) east coaster I've every paddled with) We (Canadians) do not sit on a stoop, it's a...

I don't like these axe throwing events/outings/establishments because I was taught by my Grandfather to treat an axe with caution...

I used to carry an axe for group trips in case I had to make a paddle. But I always kept it hidden especially if people were drinking.

I like to carry a Silky pocketboy and an Alder scout axe. Both are effective, efficient tools and they do not take up much space, nor...

I too am a side sleeper. For the past few years I have been using a Nemo Quasar 3D insulated sleeping pad (I bought the long and wide...

+1 on backpacking trips I carry soup mixes, then fillet and dice the fish, drop it into the soup and cook 10min or so.. as you say...

I've used Captain Tolley's creeping crack cure with good success for wicking into and sealing getcoat cracks. https://captaintolley.com/

Interesting. So, the only way to prevent all of this is to turn off the cell phone. I used to do that in my early cell phone days. I'd...