Recent content by kahel

yes it works.

may you have a look to this one?! EXPED Orion III Extreme https://www.exped.com/en/products/tents-and-tarps/orion-iii-extreme regards michael I have the Orion II and can recommend it without reservation. . .

what a story! But he survived with a lot of luck and a lot of help. Big respect to the doctor and the other comrades. (y)

the keyword here is. Bridge Hammock or HavenTent Both are hammocks in which you can sleep both straight and flat on your back or stomach. Also on the side. What a great thing that is! Bridge Hammock . . . HavenTent XL . . . .

that looks to me like some kind of overpressure opening ... possibly because of the foarm piece on the inside ... It is also a kind of drainage at the same time.

on a stony beach ... of a water reservoir.

I did it with some wooden squared timber ... it worked really well for a temporary solution. . . .

a very harmonious scenery :love:

very poetic Thank you for that!

I think you will have no choice but to fill the holes with a kind of epoxy filler. Once this has hardened, you can then sand them down, smooth them out and then paint them the appropriate color. There is such filler (EPOXY BASE FILLER) especially for boat building and it is ready to use. ;) or...

Hudson's Bay Company, which was North America's oldest company and once owned one-third of Canada, has closed all its stores and shut down. incredible! How can anyone allow something like this to happen? These are terrible times we have to live in at the moment! WHERE is all this going to lead?

@Brightraven and if everything works to your satisfaction, you should think about another seat. Why? So that you don't have to sit so much on the pieces of wood when you are sitting on the edge of the board. This is very uncomfortable in the long run. A seat with a wider seat surface is much...

Conversion to solo is certainly possible. I did the same with my Wilma. (Old Town 146k) No problem at all.

:love: What a satisfaction it must be to build such a canoe yourself! Absolutely fantastic.

lots of wood in beautifully shaped forms Anyone who has ever dealt with paddle will realize, as I did, that it is not the boat that is “special”. No. It's the seat, the seating position, the seat height and the paddle that is appropriate for the water and external conditions! 😉 Joa, and then...