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Thanks for posting pics of your camp Bob. It would be nice this winter to see you check back from time to time with some current pictures. Good luck with the deer hunt.

They got paid to go on an adventure, I have to pay to go on mine.

I may have did the paypal thing wrong. When I put ctrippingnet at gmail.com in, Your name popped up underneath and I thought ya that's it, and clicked on it. Sorry if that was wrong, I almost never send money on PP so I'm kinda dumb. Let me know if I need to corect this somehow.

My trips have been lake travel. Due to "life" events it's been a few years since I solo tripped in my NC Pal. My favorite first day destination was about 10 miles with three 1/4 mile (double carry) ports at which time I was exhausted. Good thing the campsite was 1/4 mile from the last port. Once...

No, it just makes us more aware of what we need to omit next time.

Married 44 years. Have always had separate finances although in joint accounts. She spends "her" money, I spend "my" money. We still discuss purchases with each other anyway. Even though I have bought some expensive toys over the years my wife trusts me as I always have lived within my means...

I bought this book a couple weeks ago at Piragis while on my Fall trip. I did not buy a water proof speaker. I did have to pay $34.95 for a used book. I guess it's been out of print for 20 years. I'm cheap, I'm used to buying used books at ABB.com for $5 - $10 shipped to my door. Almost didn't...

R.I.P. Fitz

I hammock camp shoulder seasons and use a thermarest under me for warmth. I have to double port no matter what, so a little more weight isn't an issue.

Welcome Devon. We had a Camper canoe when the kids were small. Lots of good memories.

Fishing from a canoe is a pain in the but.

Being a hammock camper, I use tree hugger straps for attachment points. Once on a trip while packing to move I noticed pine sap on a strap and didn't want it to get on other things in the stuff sack. My nephew was with me and said just rub some dirt on it. Oddly enough that worked great as a...

I have fond family paddling memories of the OT camper I had in the nineties.

I nominate Mem for the CT hall of fame. Can we get a second?

OMG, so many things wrong in this vid. Darwin candidate.

Hang in there BF. The Human body is amazing and can recover from many situations. Be faithful to the PT, and then keep moving forward with a self styled fitness plan that fits your needs.

When I saw the thread title I thought it was going to be a riddle. It put me in mind of Bilbo Baggins and Gollem.

And I some how know that you're just the guy that could explain that omen. I'm begging ya Mem, please enlighten us.

When asked by a non paddler what is the difference between a canoe and a kayak, my simplistic standard answer is a canoe is a pickup truck and a kayak is a sports car. If asked by an accomplished paddler I would avoid any and all debate by answering "I don't know" and then go on with my life.

Back in the nineties Had a disco 169. Had a youngish family and it was our first canoe. When I got tired of lugging it around I bought a OT Camper canoe (royalex). Quite a bit lighter and wasn't a bad boat. Sort of a all around utility type canoe.