Waccamaw is really beautiful, I have passed through in a sailboat.
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Taking a break before paddling against the wind back to camp for the evening 
Our last morning before heading home
These are a few from this week.
oh happy day ...
Just after sunset on Lower Jo-Mary last Wednesday, looking west from the beach campsite. Not pictured: my dogs staring at me and thinking, hey two-legs, what’re you doing, don’t we need that thing?
It sounds like it was a good day to have that motor going.
Some family chaos on Canadice Lake back in August. We brought the Curtis Northstar up to paddle at Hemlock’s demo night.
Love it!
My father built a canoe when I was four, and another a few years later. I have great memories of those boats, learning to paddle, seeing my little brothers sitting in the middle as I had. Glad to see you're starting them young.
My father built a canoe when I was four, and another a few years later. I have great memories of those boats, learning to paddle, seeing my little brothers sitting in the middle as I had. Glad to see you're starting them young.
Dubawnt River below the Gates of the Dubawnt, Nunavut.
Camping on the Canadian Shield earlier this month. Little Tupper Lake, Ny. I just read that the Adirondacks are part of the Canadian Shield and not the Appalachians, geologically speaking.
Nice pics there lowangle Al, the first one is as good as it gets!
Thanks Robin, I was going to head back up there today for a few nights, but do to circumstances beyond my control I had to cancel another trip.
Wonderful palette of colors you found yourself in. Thanks for sharing
A perk of fall paddling to be sure!
Waiting for the The Budd car train in Sudbury Ontario. Canoe and gear are ready to go.
Where the train dropped us off, mile 68.20
Where the train dropped us off, mile 68.20
Take a lookie or at my Brookie. The brookies wouldn’t take a spinner, but they took a fly.
