Photo of the day

[sailsman63]

@Tom Wow. Drooling....

 

[Cariboo Canoe]

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A picture from a trip last October. I was sitting on the shore of a lake having a snack and turn to my left and see this awesome web.

 

[sweeper]

Nice web, w/fly even.

 

[stripperguy]

From this past weekend, St Regis Pond

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[redoleary]

This is across the street on my neighbor's dock.

 

[ShiftlessDriftless]

Taking advantage of high water to explore the Upper Mississippi Fish And Wildlife Refuge a few weeks ago.

 

[Jim Dodd]

Taking advantage of high water to explore the Upper Mississippi Fish And Wildlife Refuge a few weeks ago.

I was through La Cross this Weekend. Would have loved to paddle. Pretty country for sure !

Jim

 

[ShiftlessDriftless]

I was through La Cross this Weekend. Would have loved to paddle. Pretty country for sure !

Jim

If you were on I-90 you passed close to this spot. The nonstop drone of the interstate is the only drawback to this stretch of backwater.

 

[Guest]

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[frozentripper]

Toronto waterfront with some sunset light, still too cold for any boats. When the weather warms up, there will be a few paddlers here and more at the Toronto islands (that thin line on the horizon).

 

[clemency]

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Congaree National Park a couple of weeks ago.

 

[Cariboo Canoe]

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Last week on the Bowron Lakes circuit. Early morning mist.

 

[Mihun09]

Wallace Lake Manitoba, Saturday May 20, 2017

 

[Iskweo]

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[Odyssey]

Great trip you two and stunning photos. I love seeing those two sweet canoes on the shore.

 

[stripperguy]

OK, not a photo per se, but a video from my buddy's drone before it went rogue. This is St Regis Pond, near the fish barrier dam.
Hopefully, the link works!

video

 

[lowangle al]

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When you're a Grampa they paddle you around. Actually I was in the bow seat facing the stern back paddleing to help her out.

 

[Gerald]

Came across a bunch of photos taking back in the 70's. In this photo I'm preparing supper for my partner and I at the head of a rapids on the Opawica River in Northern Québec while on a 30 + day trip circa 1973. We were doing long hours on the water and in portages so we consumed a lot of food. In this photo we are using "the pot suspended from 3 paddles with a small chain method". A method popular at the time for cooking over open fires here in Québec.

 

[Odyssey]

Great photo Gerald!

 

[Boreal Birch]

I had a cup of tea with a guy in Quetico Park back in the 70's that had hung his tea pail like that. I asked him if he ever burned his paddles, his answer was that he wasn't from the city, never made their type of bon-fires.
Great picture, you even have the Rappala hanging from the correct side, just like the Finlanders.