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I used to surf that hole in a kayak in the 70s. Back then it was rated IV. I've looked for other stuff I paddled back then, and most...

My brother and I ran the Nantahala back in August. We eddied out above the last drop and formulated a plan that had us working left to...

Erica, Your retelling of your Quebec river adventure has me mesmerised... I can't even imagine how you as a solo canoeing woman of your...

The start of what appears to be an epic adventure Erica. Inspiring!

Wow. You are truly tenacious and resolute, as well as an accomplished raconteur! And don’t get me started about your excellent photography.

So far, this is the most complex and entertaining "put-in-get-in-and-start-the-bloody-trip" story I've ever encountered. So funny . ...

Thank you Erica and Gamma. I'll have to go through my non-digital photo collection ... and memories ... to see what I can find.

Welcome. Even though retired from tripping, your accumulated knowledge & willingness to share experiences is appreciated.

Megiscane - Day 4 I got up early this morning, energized by visions of actually starting this trip. I would gather all my bags...

I love the language of his explanation.

Simply, Pat Moore called his paddles "cues". Canoe paddles other than his were "primitive", so his deserved a special name. He custom...

Very informative post and some nice pictures of some authentic Maine Guide Paddles. I only use my MGPs as my backup paddle. My regular...

In regards to the venerable Maine Guide paddle, I am quite a fan of the aesthetics but understand the performance concerns of many more...

Day 5 Dawn arrived cold and clear. Everything was solidly frosted and sparkled briefly before melting under the sun's advancing rays. I...

I ordered things from Early Winters. I loved their catalogs. Personally, I’d be afraid to use a flame inside the tent. I’m just too...