Recent content by Higgster

I would like to attend, but visual issues prevent me from driving at this time. It should be a great learning experience and a good time for all.

Best Wishes for a complete and speedy recovery!

while I would love to attend, it is simply too long of a journey from Buffalo, NY

I live near the home of the Buffalo Bills. We have had two significant snow falls this year, 7+ feet around Thanksgiving and our Christmas blizzard which shut down Buffalo for a week leaving 6+ feet of snow and multiple deaths. February is usually a snowy month but we had 60 degrees here...

To avoid commercialization i am happy to donate, but I don't know the best way to donate. Please advise

I bought a Curtis Solo Tripper about 5 years ago, paid $600. $1995, even with the few extras, is an extraordinary price. Hold your hands high, just ask what caliber the seller is using.

At almost 72, carrying a basket of laundry upstairs is becoming challenge. I hesitate to think how i am going to carry a 42 pound canoe up the bank. Paddling is still OK, just a little slower than i used to go.

Re: Cracked Canoe light lager My question to all light beers: Who drank it the first time? I prefer not to drink recycled beer.

What is the question?

Happy New Year to all!

Thank you for all your efforts! The results are positive and will go a long ways to establish the longevity of canoetripping.net,

My first owned canoe was a 1937 Old Town HW that I purchased in 2006 as a replacement for a 1931 OTCA. The family dispute was resolved, but I still have both boats, along with a Wenonah Solitude and a Curtis Solo Tripper.

PayPal sent. Thank you for your dedication and hard work to keep this resource afloat

My Grandfather had a summer cottage (now mine) on a small lake in Susquehanna county in northeastern PA. He purchased a 17 foot OTCA in 1931. That canoe was the first for me. I spent summers there from the time I was 5 until 16. It is still one of my favorite places. Now, my grandkids enjoy the...

be careful of arriving home too early, you never know what you may find ...