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Wow. You are truly tenacious and resolute, as well as an accomplished raconteur! And don’t get me started about your excellent photography.

After thinking for the third time, "Surely this is the end of the rapids and lac Octavie will appear around the next bend," the water...

To follow up on my last post, if you would like to see any of my trip reports on these four rivers, simply hit the search button, and...

Below is an image of the cover of my book “Franklin, Oops, Mud and Cupcake.” Interestingly, at least to me, I had originally called it...

Here is my submission on CTN: https://www.canoetripping.net/threads/our-winter-of-content-in-canadas-western-arctic.88055/ It might be...

Don’t have any suggestions which book you should read first, but people on CTN perhaps don’t need to buy my books. I have presented the...

I’ve read all four of his books. I particularly like the communication and coordination exhibited by these two intrepid paddlers. I’m...

I agree completely. I never tire of living in isolated wilderness. In January of 1999, Kathleen and I flew to a one-room cabin 100 km...

Thanks for mentioning my book, Erica. I haven’t been viewing canoetripping very much, lately. Just noticed this posting.

I am an avid reader and bringing books on canoe trips, even when I am trying to keep weight down, is essential. I've tried bringing a...

These two images are from 2001, when Kathleen and I paddled the Snowdrift River, Northwest Territories. Boarded up windows to deter...

Enjoying the detailed narrative and the excellent images.

Day 2 (cont.) Scenery was definitely top notch, as we paddled past sloughs and ridges on clear waters. For canoes, I had brought a...

Day 2 Dawn was clear and cooler, but not yet fall. The large opening of the Lean 3 gave a perfect view of the sunrise. The fall...

Day One Four o'clock did indeed come quickly. I grabbed what I thought would be the last hot shower for the next 8 days and roused the...