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Repairs sure aren't invisible. But, as one poster said on this forum: "Once a beater, always a beater." I may have fallen in love with... -
'Course, for you to stop me from doing something I shouldn't, it helps if I post my plans long before doing them. Northstar recommended...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to BWCA66's post in the thread If you could take one boat on a Western road trip... with
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For me it's going to be my 14.5' Merrimack Tennessean, can use it solo or tandom and has room for my ever present 70lbs pup. -
Steve in Idaho reacted to Alan Gage's post in the thread If you could take one boat on a Western road trip... with Like.
I have a new (to me) van scheduled to be delivered today for this purpose. That "boat that shall not be mentioned" is definitely in...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to Erica's post in the thread If you could take one boat on a Western road trip... with Like.
If I were unsure of plans and rivers, I’d probably take my Mohawk solo 13’ in Royalex. It is sturdy and handles good enough in most...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to tketcham's post in the thread If you could take one boat on a Western road trip... with Like.
If you include whitewater paddling the answer is not straightforward, amateurish pun intended. But at my age I wouldn't be planning on...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to Gamma1214's post in the thread If you could take one boat on a Western road trip... with Like.
I may still be doing a similar (but shorter duration) cross-country trip this Sept and, at this point, I'll be taking my Freedom Solo...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to Glenn MacGrady's post in the thread If you could take one boat on a Western road trip... with Like.
Ah, those were the days. Young. Strong. Time. Cross-continent travel. Base camping. Day paddles. No plan. Pictured several times...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to MrPoling's post in the thread If you could take one boat on a Western road trip... with Like.
I'd take my old fiberglass Mad River Explorer. The Explorer is adequate to do most canoe things. Bonus is the old Explorer isn't...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to gumpus's post in the thread If you could take one boat on a Western road trip... with Like.
My Swift Keewaydin 15 is my travel boat because of it's river/lake/pond versatility, and sturdiness (guide fusion lay-up), and because...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to Alan Gage's post in the thread If you could take one boat on a Western road trip... with Like.
Yes, no planning for me so no scheduled trips or shuttles unless one falls into my lap. I didn't make it very clear in my original...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to Glenn MacGrady's post in the thread Flash flood video from Center Point Texas with Like.
Close to the no politics line, guys. Thank you for not crossing it.
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Steve in Idaho reacted to ppine's post in the thread Puget Sound Ferry Rescues Capsized Canoeists with Like.
I have paddled the San Juan Islands only once. We started in Anacortes. We paddled past ships in the harbor, The tidal range...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to MrPoling's post in the thread Puget Sound Ferry Rescues Capsized Canoeists with Like.
The satellite maps show no less than a 0.8 mile crossing, and nearly two miles in most. That is no place for goofing around. They got...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to Erica's post in the thread Rescue on the Franklin River, Tasmania with Like.
What impressed me was exactly the same phrase you quote above. I no longer rock hop either. But the point it drove home to me was that...