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Opportunity calls — The Lower Canyons of the Rio Grande - Part 1 November 2024 Well, it all started with a Facebook post, Jim and...

Opportunity calls — The Lower Canyons of the Rio Grande - Part Two November 2024 Nobody willingly drinks water from the Rio Grande...

Gentlemen. I launched about two weeks ago and she rides beautifully. I haven't fixed the patch and it may need to be done. Right now I'm...

Since getting into canoe tripping, I’ve coveted a fast, efficient, hard tracking tripping canoe. I’m a big fan of Swift’s construction...

Not sure how I managed to leave out one of the most riveting moments of the trip that occurred on the evening of the 14th… But between...

Tuesday, July 14 (day 2) - We had a midnight supper of sauteed gnocchi & sausage, likely followed by a piece of pie, a cigar, and...

Monday, July 13 (Day 1) It was another lovely sunny morning. With our gear mostly packed and ready to go we needed a simple breakfast...

And a year later, the final touch:

Sunday, July 12 With a hazy recollection that it was unlikely we would do all the driving and get on the river, it seemed less...

I don't remember seeing a tag-team trip report before... Very cool.

Ooh, tit-for-tat from both perspectives. I like it!

I mentioned my recent visit to the Teton River in another thread. There were significantly more people on the river than the last time I...

Friday July 10: My plan was to leave Toronto mid-afternoon and hope to avoid the worst of the usual traffic along with the hordes going...

@samb - Here's a follow-up to your question about sail size Today I did a few little things... . . . .

There's nothing special to say about it... It's originally a sail made by the german company “Klepper,” and it was originally intended...