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I was a tree climber before I got my forestry degree then worked at a title company drawing maps till a better job came along, then land...

Enjoy, it goes fast.

Got my first paying gig doing archaeology in 1985 while I was still in gradual school. Still doing it today, staring retirement in the...

Back in the mid nineties, two surgeons joined our canoe club in Vancouver. Their goal was to develop enough paddling skills to go on...

Fixed cars: Got tired of that. Moved to the front office and learned to write service and run the shop: Got tired of that. Bought the...

A Wenonah Spirit II would also fit your needs, and sometimes can be had with a third seat in the center. So keep your eye out for those...

Edit to my above. Just re-listened, and the lead-in statement as he goes on to explain how he became an OB instructor is, and I quote...

Yeah, little kids are definitely a challenge. I'm sure many if not most here can relate. Here's a little story for you. I dragged my...

Agree its all about balance. If I'm not happy, I'm probably not being a very good husband and father, and probably not doing my job...

I look at it a little different. Paddling isn’t a sacrifice that that takes me away from other things. It’s the part of having a...

A local youth organization called Trekkers is having a fundraiser. They had a bunch of 3’ paddles made and anyone wanting to participate...

Had to look this up since Eric Sloane is such familiar name from his books about tools. We find stuff archaeologically and he's a good...

Fold and roll tents. Tight on trips, sometimes with compression bags, loose for storage. Sleeping bags go in compression bags on trips...

Oh my. Now THERE's a useful piece of information. Yakima bars ain't cheap. Might make myself some options.