Recent content by Robin

I sold this Kevlar Explorer for $800 about 8 years ago, fresh pant and wood, no hull repairs. Spring time is a tough time to find good deals. Before After,

No plans for taking a canoe, this is basically a road trip to see remote Labrador, Newfoundland’s coast and hopefully some icebergs. A lot of Newfoundland’s back roads are loaded with potholes from the info I have gathered so I leave the canoe home. Also, bringing a trailer on the 3 ferry's...

It hasn’t been mentioned yet, but that Wenonah is not suitable for solo paddling of which the Mad River is (canoe reversed, solo paddler sitting on the bow seat facing the stern seat). I would take the Mad River Explorer for its versatility, rivers, streams, solo, tandem, big lakes, just a...

That’s an awesome camper/trailer combination. I bought an older pop up truck camper and plan a trans Labrador road trip this spring, but no trailer this trip.

Getting my wood canvas canoes up on my trucks roof racks is still doable but getting harder each spring so I found this on Face Book Marketplace Monday. It needs some work but it was pretty much what I was looking for. Lights inop, fender bracket weld broken, 1” &7/8” tongue (2” ball is my go...

Well, if it’s still available I will take it and deliver it to Memaquay in northwest Ontario in August where it will be restored. Please let me know if it’s still available. Thanks

Is it fiberglassed and does it need any new ribs? Thanks

You mention things like optimum prismatic coefficient, Swede form, asymmetrical rocker, Kevlar, carbon fiber and CAD, all things that make the modern canoe so much better than Chestnuts, yet you still need a skeg on a canoe? Those Indians, prospectors, guides put a lot more miles on those old...

Presentation of the brigade: Madeleine Huard, from Quebec At 22, Madeleine may be the youngest on the team, but she's certainly not the quietest. Animator for 5 years in outdoor holiday camps, specialized respite camps and scout groups, Madeleine is passionate about adventure and tries to pass...

Hope your feeling better, that looked painful.

Thanks Glenn, I appreciate your mentioning that today is Vietnam War Veterans Day. Coming home was an awkward time for many veterans, myself included. This recognition is most appreciated.

NW Ontario with Memaquay and Odessey, good times.

Introducing the brigade: William Landry-Côté, of Sherbrooke Guillaume has been a paramedic for seven years, accustomed to environments where every decision matters. Adventurer at heart and thrill seeker, he spends most of his free time outdoors, whether it is snowboarding, mountain biking or...

We have completed the recruitment of permanent teammates for the Northern Mer brigade. It's been quite an adventure. 150 applications received, human beings from all walks of life with interesting and diverse profiles... Interviews allowed us to meet fascinating people; difficult choices were...