Boatman53

I think a cover would be a good idea. It might even cut down on the curiosity factor of people intrigued by the layup. Jim

When the first spork from LightMyFire came out years ago I really liked them. They are light weight and versatile and have a good...

She's in the canvas!

I don't know. Most canoe sailors are just out for an afternoon of fun, so avoid conditions that aren't pleasant. The leeboards or...

I restored this Chestnut Bobs, it’s a fine paddling 15’ lightweight wood canvas canoe, not sure how much wind it can handle.

I was out in a blow with my wife and a friend we had as the saying goes “a bone in our teeth” and the mast broke. Didn’t end up in the...

Chinook River, Washington

The very old man way includes a dog as a lookout while you rest. Benson

The old man way:

To be truly precarious you need to add more people and a hiking board. It is said that the key to successful small boat sailing is...

DJ, I just missed you I was at Paul Smiths from 1974-1976, I too lived in Gabriels share house for a bit till moved into an apartment in...

When I was in college at Paul Smith's in 1971-1973, I rented a house in Gabriels, NY with 3 other guys for something like $70 per month...

While I have used them on rare occasions my preferences haven't changed. Tines too tiny, spoon bowl offers barely a sip. The more trad...

You don’t know till you try Tsuga. Jim