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Wednesday, June 22, 2022, Day 28 The predicted storms passed over the camp during the night. I got up as soon as the rain stopped. It...

True, that's a lot of bottles... Might be time to get a few of the smaller corny kegs. I like the 2.5-3 gallon ones now, opposed to the...

Thanks JD, my biggest concern at this point is the time it will take. I'm not sure I can make it in 3 weeks so I'm considering delaying...

Monday, June 20, 2022, Day 26 I had planned to leave early that day, but I overslept. I didn't get on the water until around 10:00 AM...

My urge to cover ground has flipped. Taking the eighth day in camp worked well. Them changing lakes after eight days felt comfortable...

What's gotten better? Having money and time. I bought my first solo canoe in 1983--even as a dealer getting it wholesale, I couldn't...

When I was in the Air Force as a KC-135 tanker air refueling navigator, on one of our missions out of Eielson AFB, I was chosen as lead...

Sometimes the St Joseph freezes, sometimes not. When it freezes it's safe for coyotes at best and even they usually stay near shore. The...

I read that as of today (Feb. 14), Lake Champlain has completely frozen over so Glenn's earlier post has come to fruition. Until next...

Sometimes I think I should reproduce this sign for my barn door. Jim

This is what a set of ships curves looks like if anyone is curious. Jim

I am way behind on getting in this thread. It seems I am not alone. In my mind obsolete just means I can afford it, they are still...

my grandfather's ink well.. keep it on my desk, have to polish it once in a while tho. I'm obsolete now also, so I like to have other...

Triangles, French curves, circle stencils of various sizes, various sizes of compasses, dividers, angle gauges.....all still being used...

I have and often use one of those, though it's not as nice as yours. That level of technology just means less to go wrong, and it lands...