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Or: https://artvinatee.com/product/never-underestimate-an-old-man-with-a-canoe-t-shirt-art/ https://www.amazon.com/Canoe-Never-Underestimate-Old-T-Shirt/dp/B07NFGJLMP and if you google it, you'll find more

Got that one also, one like it

https://americastee.com/product/canoe-if-it-were-easy-theyd-call-it-kayaking-vintage-shirt/

I got it at the end of the season so I didn't get a lot of use out of it

I bought the T-shirt. It's a big yak area here with Zoar paddling on the Deerfield

We use a small 'Slow Cooker' to melt our wax treatments

We've got a very large beaver complex above us, multiple dams, pools dug into the old wet field, even a beaver Venice. A center lodge with canals dug out like spokes of a wheel to an outer ring over a hundred feet from the brook in this wet field. The otters have also moved in, a couple of...

Beaver tracks

Another vote for Otters

Patience, it's the offseason

yup

I've met Tom in the woods with his class a couple of times. I've read all his books, they are regional, and I'm not sure how they would translate outside of Central New England. He also has a great book on Granite Domes

Back on topic A few years ago when I thought about winter camping I did my research on Wiggy and would have bought one had I pulled the trigger on winter camping. I have too many 3 season+ bags to buy another one.

3/8" x 25' one Red the other Blue

04 Element 06 CRV 09 Versa That 43 car years all stds and all ready to go tripping

I have a Honda Element that I take if I'm towing the canoe trailer. I also have a little Nissan Versa that I'll use if I'm headed to Algonquin or somewhere else with civilized roads. It's a bit hairy of the highways in the wind or around large trucks but it gets a lot better gas mileage.

Maybe I got a good box but I won't have recommended them if only 1 out of 4 worked. I only used them to light my wood stove at home, I would never take matches to the backcountry.