Wooden Canoe Heritage Association picture of a bueatiful bark canoe

[Robin]

APUTAMKON, IN THE EARLY MORNING LIGHT Aputamkon was built in 2003 by member-builder Steve Cayard of Wellington, Maine, using all traditional methods and one piece of bark. The serpent figure on this 16 foot canoe was etched in winter bark at the suggestion of Alice Claire Tomah, great-granddaughter of Tomah Joseph, a late 19th century Passamaquoddy birchbark canoe builder. The stem profile suggests a late 1800’s style. Member Ken Kelly brought this canoe to the 2014 Assembly where the WCHA featured its modern Member-Builder

 

[RickR]

Thank you for posting that beautiful photo. It would be a treat to see that boat up close, in person.

 

[alsg]

Photo not visible to me.

 

[Robin]

I tried to fix it, not sure if the picture shows up now.

 

[dougd]

It shows up fine for me! Beautiful!!

 

[snapper]

Robin - All I can say is WOW!!! Thanks for posting that beautiful water craft. Can't image what it might be like to paddle that one.

That's all for now. Take care and until next time...be well.

snapper

 

[alsg]

Yup I am seeing it now.

 

[lowangle al]

I can't see it.

 

[alsg]

Weird. I see it when I log on with my iPhone. But when I log on with my Mac, no picture.

 

[Canotrouge]

Not showing up for me

 

[Glenn MacGrady]

Can't see it on my Windows 10 laptop in Firefox, Chrome or Opera.

 

[Robin]

Maybe it doesn't show up because I saved the picture to my computer, then uploaded it to my Google photos and then "shared" it here. Here's a test, do any of these 3 pics show up here? The first two are saved pictures that I found on the internet, the third is my own.

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[Gamma1214]

Yes, although I too cannot see the original in this post, all 3 of these showed fine.

 

[Robin]

Does this work. Can you click on it and see the enlarged picture.

 

[Gamma1214]

yes, works as it should.

PS: Is that the canoe from the original post? Holy Crap! That's gorgeous! Almost (but not quite) to the point that I'd be afraid to actually USE it. Thanks for keeping after it.

 

[Robin]

Yes, that's from the original post. It is a beautiful canoe and a great photo I thought. I appreciate your responses, not sure why some pics I upload to my computer and then upload to Google photos don't show up when I share them here.

 

[alsg]

Does this work. Can you click on it and see the enlarged picture.

Yup.

 

[PaddlingPitt]

The last image worked for me, Robin. Spectacular!

 

[Glenn MacGrady]

Maybe it doesn't show up because I saved the picture to my computer, then uploaded it to my Google photos and then "shared" it here. Here's a test, do any of these 3 pics show up here? The first two are saved pictures that I found on the internet, the third is my own.

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Only the third photo shows up, a very wide angle view of the stern of a WC canoe going up a marshy inlet to a lake.

 

[Glenn MacGrady]

Does this work. Can you click on it and see the enlarged picture.

This photo shows up as an attached thumbnail of a wood canoe overturned on a dock and reflecting in the water.