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[redoleary]

Great shot BWCA66!

 

[pataneap]

BWCA66 - Wonderful image!.........................Tony

 

[Iskweo]

Oh wow

 

[Canotrouge]

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[lowangle al]

Nice photos guys, and Canotrouge that looked like a cedar and canvas canoe until I put my glasses on. I love those kinds of photos with the boat in the forground.

 

[Robin]

I agree, it's great to capture such great shots, better yet, to be there and watch it develop is very rewarding. Nice pictures.

 

[Canotrouge]

Thank you. and Robin, what you said is the reason why we do it right!?!?

 

[redoleary]

Great photo Canotrouge, I've yet to master getting good shots with my canoe in them.

 

[Canotrouge]

Thank you redoleary. But really I'm not mastering much!!

 

[Sweetfancymoses]

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Pumpkin Regatta. Leave it to the Germans.

 

[sweeper]

As opposed to the American version?

My cousin built the giant pumpkin complete with water cannon.



http://www.goffstownmainstreet.org/pump_photos.html

 

[Jim Dodd]

Some more BWCA pics.

​ The last pic is Larry Ricker and his dog, "Sam The Faithful"
​ The canoe is a stretched Kootenay, originally designed by Bruce Kunz. Sweet canoe to paddle !

Jim

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[Sturgeon]

Aster Pond, Algonquin Provincial Park, September 2016
Nothing to write home about. I just enjoyed this little pond and its clearly defined "path".

 

[Connecticut Yankee]

Spring break 1970 from Paul Smiths College. Other students headed to Florida for a week of partying. My buddy Tom and I headed up the Raquette and Cold River in the Adirondacks. It's 1970, we don't need no stinkin' dry suits , or PFD's for that matter, wool and trust in your ability were all that were needed. Hay, I'm still here and still paddle the Raquette at least once every year.

 

[snapper]

Connecticut Yankee - Not sure what happened but you're photos aren't showing up on my computer at least. Any idea of what might be happening?

Until next time...be well.

snapper

 

[Boatman53]

I can't see them either. Seem you were just a bit ahead of me at Paul Smiths, I graduated in 1976. In an odd sort of way it's because of Paul Smiths I became a boatbuilder. One of my professors taught me how to build a cedar strip canoe and I couldn't stop.
Jim

 

[Jim Dodd]

Finished building a new door for the 1886 carriage house.

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So I took Nokomis out to my favorite paddle stretch, starting behind the shop here, It's a three mile float, that ends where the East and West Forks of the Des Moines river collide.
Just downstream is a 5' dam, that is in the process of being removed.
Took this pic to compare water levels when they are done.

Jim

 

[redoleary]

Last sunday was a great day for a nice paddle around the lake.

 

[dave0]

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This is posted else where but wanted to post it here as well. This picture was taken by my good friend Scott Bolser. I think it was around 2007 on the Pine River in Ossippie, NH. It was Jan 1 and it was 70 degrees out. We had a fog riding over our heads from the minute we got on the river which made for some interesting views. Not quite sure how to may it a bigger pic but it enlarges when click on.

 

[dogbrain]

Wow Doug, one of the nicest photos I've seen in a while.

Mark.