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Here is an actual Canadian Silver Dollar There have been quite a few Canadian coins that feature canoes, some are special editions...

Hello everyone, I really like the reflection of the young paddler turning into an early native paddler. The story as told by the artist...

I had a big tailwind going downriver one day in the Sojourn. That was a gas. No significant waves to contend with going with the swift...

I have one for the bow that came with the canoe. It won't fit the stern, since it's a swedeform hull. Yes, I should get one for that...

You might consider getting a splash cover. I bought one from Red Leaf Designs. The splash covers helps miitgate the wind and with any...

"*A canoe carries camping gear, fishing gear, and weeks worth of supplies. A kayak can barely carry the emotional baggage of its owner."...

Hmmmmmm.....going to have to respectfully disagree with you on that one. Here's a few reasons- all in good fun of course. *A kayak...

I use a removable portage yoke. I have 2 portage yokes. One is homemade using plans from Cliff Jacobson’s books for my Old Town...

I have industrial grade self adhesive velco that I attach to the air tanks in the bow & stern of the canoe. I the use a piece of double...

I have a Wenonah Wilderness solo canoe in the ultralight kevlar setup. I use a portage yoke to carry my canoe from the car to the water.

My introduction to sporks was around six years of age at a Taco Bell on the corner of W. Washington St. and Lynhurst Dr. in...

We lived in Albuquerque and paddled a lot of rivers, lakes and streams. Our biggest trip was to canoe down the Rio Grande, starting in...

I do not like sporks. They don’t work well as a fork or a spoon. I think sporks was the solution to a problem that never existed.

As others have said I use a spoon and I always have a knife with me. I might have been given a spork, I think it might be in the car...

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