BWCA66

Robin, like others have said, your videos and postings were an inspiration to me (A Queens boy) as well. I'll always remember...

Think it was about 20 years ago I saw a number of them being made, mainly to just keep the canoe straight for fishing.

My last 2 trips to the BWCA worked out fantastic, I take the heavy pack and let the 18/19 year old grandson carry it. Cost me plane...

I bought a small (2 oz) rechargeable air pump that doubles as a great bellows to get a fire going.

Thanks for the video, looked like a lot of fun!

I know, I go here a lot, but it is fun to run whitewater in the summer. With all the rain we have had recently there were actually other...

Saturday, July 18th I was woken by a steady rain just after midnight, and I happily fell back asleep to natures’ music hitting my tent...

We got picked up at the Kipp bridge and all our gear and canoes were shuttled to Coal Banks.

We just returned from the same run putting in on July 4th. Not much mud when we were there, but it was very warm and dry. Water level...

It was a "first" for a motley crew of open canoeists from Florida (Marc, Molly and Rascal), Pennsylvania (Bruce, Tim and Maureen)...

The Jordan River runs through the Raquette Boreal Complex in the Adirondack park, and is a place that I had been interested in exploring...

It's one of those weeks - highs in the humid 90's everyday and lows in the 70's at night that are miserable for camping anyway but I do...

Very much an issue for me as well. I blame the furry moving ballast for not being well-practiced at carving heeled turns.

My pivot point always seems to be changing!

The international wolf center is worth a stop as is the root beer ladies museum.