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The Manistee River here in Michigan is a really nice paddle. It's easy going, no white water and no portages. If you're interested I can give you some contact info for a livery that can help with route planning and shutting.

Lovely.

My folks got me a Stormy Kromer hat, I'm love'n that thing.

Very nice, I really like that handle. The fry-bake is one of those things I always lust for but never seem to pull the trigger on.

Looked mildly terrifying for a little while there.

Yeah, that thing is super cool. If I was made of money I'd get one too.

Welcome from south central Michigan.

Thank you Odyssey, if it ever snows I look fwd to going back there and trying my hand at some proper winter shots.

This is from a small nature preserve that I just discovered is about 2 miles from my house.

Welcome aboard and thanks for the trip report. I had no idea that park existed, I'm definitely going to have to check it out sometime, thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the video. I concur with Chip, the book was excellent. I would love to do a trip like that someday. I've been down the Amazon in big boats, but a paddle trip, if only for a week would be incredible!

Happy Thanksgiving All!

Great job, very nice looking piece of kit.

My buddy gave my wife and me a pair this summer and they were great. I keep one out at home where it can get some light in case the power goes out.

Very nice!! Looks like you've got it dialed in pretty well for a first try.

I think you'll be fine, my uncle used to run one in his Volkswagen Beetle back in the day, tho' there may have been more ventilation in the Bug than in a tent given the condition of the floor boards in that thing. :eek:

After seeing the THIS VIDEO I made one like. I put two bolts on mine for more options and I use a small ball head on it as well. If you needed it to be taller yet I'm sure you could use some 1/4-20 all thread and have it stick up as tall as you like.

That is a really cool little oven, thanks for sharing. I eventually gave up on my flashing model because it was so flimsy, it worked great but I thought it was a matter of time before I lost whatever I was trying to bake due to a collapse (that never did happen) so I bought the real Swedish...

Nothing too exciting here, but the technique is easy enough to use and could be applied in other applications I'm sure. VIDEO LINK