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My wife and I have been fans for almost 35 years. Using a tumpline spreads the load between your shoulders, head and your back. Leaning...

Hope you don't mind Robin, for those who might be wc curious, here's a canoe blog about the Chestnuts...

Ha, I can't wait for the shout out SHIRTS AND SKINS! Tribalism can be fun sometimes. Sometimes.

Olive oil also comes in cans. True, the can is vertically oriented with the handle and spout at the top. (smaller end) Despite being...

Ahoy Dave, I'm a Hammer kid who often wanders into the big smoke for family matters (because they matter). While kids-in-tow tripping...

Sorry to say that I have joined the group. Diagnosed last February with a virulent form of prostate cancer which spread, in the form of...

Sorry to hear this my friend, I wish you the best. Our trips together were as good as it gets, we solved a lot of the world’s problems...

I'm very sorry to hear this Gerald. My prayers and well wishes go out to you and your family. Your love of the outdoors, les aventures...

When I was bicycle racing, I had cleated bike shoes that locked onto the peddles. I also had spandex shorts and shaved my legs. All of...

I can follow his progress: https://share.garmin.com/grumpy Click the button View All Tracks or View Recent Tracks

When I finished restoring this canoe a few years ago I only gave it two coats of paint, it’s a tripping canoe, the second coat looked ok...

For racers, 2.4 % is a huge advantage. For a tripper, not so much. For instance, I can propel my fully loaded Raven at 5.5 k an hour...

When you look in the dictionary for the word relaxing, there should be a link to a James Carey video.

I have been cleaning up my canoes recently, varnish, new paint and new spruce gunnels. I even was able to fix a slice in the canvas to...

That rich list you praise was already in place before you took the helm Glenn. So there's that. You have however contributed muchly...