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Welcome to the site Geoff. There are some really knowledgeable folks here. Definitely a fun place to check in on and browse the archives.

thx, its called a feather stick or indian match. a sharp blade is pressed against the wood from top to bottom and rotated around with each stroke to make fine curls. Valuable in wet weather conditions when you need dry heartwood to get things going. youtube would have some great tutorials.

I call them bears head tooth mushroom. coral is common but not something I eat.

yeah, wantes to see some ponds off the st. regis canoe area loop. right, very very tasty, choice mushroom. cooked it with bacon grease and some adobo and ate with venison backstrap.

Made it out to the St. Regis Canoe Area in the Adirondacks of NY for a few days of camp. Explored some of the ponds off the 7 carries loop around St. Regis Lake. Wish I could have joined the crew at Little Tupper but had to work this week. Hope you are all getting out for an autumn paddle!

Wish I could join but am scheduled for work. Hope to see some photos of camp.

Good move Coldfeet! That is on my short list but I haven't suffered enough just yet with my deer sled to make the purchase.

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Not my listing..1950s old town, design #37. 17 feet.. 1500$ in andover, nj.

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Canoe camping with a dog is the absolute best. Funny 90# is a bit much for a lap dog. We camp in a tent and our dog sleeps by our feet but if exhausted right on my legs.. they will go numb quick and he is about 60#

It sure is fun from a canoe and a beautiful little spot! There was a guy out there in a cedar strip stand-up paddle board that he had outfitted to fish for pike. Wish I took a photo to share here.

Spent a few days in the Adirondacks canoing and camping. Hit some heavy winds, rain and bugs but still always a great trip. Just love it up there. Lila was so wind swept and rainy so we mostly chilled in camp. I had hopes of trying to find a lake trout but that'll have to wait for another trip...

Yeaj, wind swept lake is a good reputation for that area.. can be hit or miss.

Paddled with a few friends along the Delaware River within the Nat. Scenic Park in NJ. We used the free pocono pony express and free campsites. Got picked up at first stop at kittatiny point and shuttled up to Milford, PA. 4 hrs paddling each day..12+ miles each day.

I'll be working but sounds like a fun time. Love the St. Regis area and Rollins should make for an excellent base camp.

Nice trip Coldfeet. Glad to see you got the ST out for one more trip!

Maybe a cold handle pan.

Looked like a great time and beautiful place.

That was great. Those fillets looked perfect. Video really captures the peace of canoe camping.