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The official rules/requirements are found on this page: https://inspection.canada.ca/en/importing-food-plants-animals/pets You might also want to check with the requirements when returning to the US: https://www.cdc.gov/importation/dogs/index.html

More paddling cats here: https://www.canoetripping.net/threads/a-new-challenge-cats-in-a-canoe.130338/

I have many sets of air bags, a number of my (used) canoes came with bags. I only use them in my playboat which is only for day paddling or an overnight trip where I don't have much gear. For extended trips I have plenty of gear that will displace water (the whole point of air bags), my gear is...

Initially I was thinking maybe the Suzie but that didn't seem to match up, then the Kekek but I guess that wasn't it either. I think maybe the Megiscane is cursed!

I planned but forgot to mention that rates are higher in areas where fuel has to be transported a great distance. This definitely applies for "North of 60" routes.

In Canada chartering a Beaver will run CA$10 - $12 (US$7.00 - US$8.50) per mile (double the distance of you destination from the take off point) plus an external load fee (usually about CA$200). Payload for a Beaver is about 1000lbs depending on how much fuel is required for the flight...

Just select the text you want to delete and then delete. When you want to reply to a specific post you can hit the "reply" button, this will place the complete post in your reply. If you just want a small portion of the post to be included then select that "quote" then in your post you can...

There will three more instalments, I plan to post one of them at some point over the weekend. You can find the George River report here: http://recped.com/george2018/ It only goes to Day 36 (of 51), one day, I do plan to finish it off (I've been planning for 7 years!). There is a lot of video...

Dessert and snacks, two completely different things in my opinion, Since you started by mentioning bakery I'll stick with dessert. First off, I see no reason to ever have dessert denial. First to go is the pie, usually dutch apple but sometimes strawberry-rhubarb (I will not discuss the...

What happens when you paddle a bent shaft backwards? If no one else is around it feels odd.😕 If your paddling friends are around it feels odd and your friends will mock you!😲

You can get three of the 650mm version for a little less than $1415. of course you would lose bragging rights! Most of my paddling is in the boreal forest zone, even the 650 would be unwieldy. At my cabin not far north of Toronto it would be great for the hundreds of dead ash trees that are...

SAD about the 10 day wait for this instalment! Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that's related to changes in seasons — SAD begins and ends at about the same times every year. If you're like most people with SAD, your symptoms start in the fall and continue into the...

I gave up on candle lanterns 40+ years ago when headlamps started to be commonly available, I see almost no reason to use them today with such a variety of LED lamps being available. The ONLY reason I can think of for using them today is if you are a hardcore traditionalist. Safely use in a...

Here are a couple of articles comparing YouTube vs Vimeo https://whitepeak.io/vimeo-vs-youtube/ https://www.lemonlight.com/blog/youtube-vs-vimeo/ FYI - Vimeo is in the process of going private with new ownership, hard to tell what impact this may have on content creators.

It's the door, the length and the shape of the Mohawk hull made it impossible. A really shallow and flat hull of similar length might squeeze in. I've heard (never seen) that there are a few Single Otters out there (probably turbo conversions?) that use the same/similar door that is standard...