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If you guys look closely, besides the bow ropes, there are ropes from the rear thwart in the door to the grab bars (blue tape keeps rope...

Moved the thwart back 2”. Plenty of recline with my Backsaver.

Sorry to offer unsolicited advice but I would use bow and stern tie downs…especially in bad weather. I use them every time as I am...

Awesome ! Now that Alan is the Super, and a fellow Iowan . I'm expecting preferential Treatment ! Ha ! Way to go Alan ! A big THANK...

Really enjoyed that. Very nice video production. Mosquitoes gave me concurrent memories and shivers ;-)

Thanks for stepping up Alan. We all appreciate what Glenn, and now you, do to keep this trip on course.

Here's another video by Jamie Barnes—a two canoe trip into two lochs in a sheltered glen in the Scottish Highlands. Snow is already...

A different sort of wilderness trip in a different and beautiful sort of terrain. If you like the Barren Lands, how about relatively...

If you are going to have an addiction, at least have a healthy one. Buy and paddle canoes.

That’s a beauty! Enjoy.

Can’t imagine moving the thwart a couple inches would be detrimental to hull integrity. I have moved thwarts many times without...

You could take the gunwales off whatever new canoe you get and cut the scuppers yourself. I did it with a radial arm saw’s router bit...

Since Easter Sunday, PA has gotten a ton of rain with my hometown of Blairsville checking in at 4.7 inches by Thursday. This caused...

Outside diameter appears to be 1 1/4”. Always able to cut with tin snips if I recall….again, been many moons! It is stiff but will...

The Indian and I both had off a few days from school for the holiday and we donned the drysuits on and found open water. We usually do...