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First trip of the 2020 paddling season will be down the Mighty St.John River with my Dad “The Pistol”. He has run it many times and I have the luxury of paddling once again with my “Dad”. Priceless! Thought last year may have been our last trip together, but his back is feeling great and we have started the planning process! Time to call “Norm”.!!

At the end of September I did a short overnight trip on the Lac de Joux. It's a nice small lake in the French speaking part of Switzerland. It's about two miles as the crow flies to the border to France. The canoe is packed and ready to go Wind is picking up Steep limestone cliffs at the nort shore. You don't want to get blown into those sharp rocks Reached camp Started a fire Tent is set up Foggy morning It cleared up and I'm ready to go back Calm water and a nice view...

Last summer (2017) my wife Kathleen and I paddled 17 days and 330 km (205 miles) in the East Arm of Great Slave Lake. I am new to this site, but would like to share some memories and images. If you can bear with me, I will need to do this in stages, but will try to update a little bit more each day. We live in Preeceville, Saskatchewan, and drove 2,400 km (1,500 miles) to Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, from where we were flown into Old Fort Reliance at the east end of Great Slave Lake...