jdeerfoot

Tea, coffee, water (filtered), red wine (dependent on mix of trip partners), whisky/bourbon (always) and any beer we can beg (or...

Don’t know. But I will look into it since I enjoy reading WW2 history.

Water, beer, box wine, coffee, sometimes bourbon, scotch or Irish whisky.

Steel Lake, Ontario (didn't make the cut for the TR)

They have been handy a few times while marking trails. Other times they just appear to be someone leaving their mark. I wouldn’t make...

I use a Thermarest Mondo, it's big, it's thick, it's heavy.......it's great! I generally don't paddle where there are lots of portages...

I always viewed the inflating of the NeoAir or BA pads as a bit of an aerobic workout. Usually they require about 30-32 deep puffs...

Talked to his wife last September in Armstrong and she said they rarely made money with this business. The earliest I ever paddled in...

I thought I read that WW2 British commandos used fabric covered kayaks on some missions.

Definitely use an inflatable insulated mat. Almost 50 yrs ago I used 3/8" ensolite pads then switched to AirLift inflatable mats, next...

Great books and I am familiar with all but the Kesselheim book. I remember reading that Eric Sevareid responded to a question about the...

I have the book also and first became aware of it when I saw a copy at Uncle Phil Cotton’s house prior to a Wabakimi Project trip maybe...

I am sure some of us would like to hear more about desert paddling. Oh, and welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the forum. The UP is one of my favorite places, I have been visiting there for almost 50 years.

Great idea, thanks for the tip.