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South Branch St. Lucie River. 
Four wood canoes on Tully Lake, Massachusetts, August 16, 2025. Big reward for anyone who can identify them.
Entry to Bog Pond when coming from Upper St. Regis Lake, St Regis Canoe Area. 8/17/25
Great area for finding frogs…
Great area for finding frogs…
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Gotta kiss a lot of frogs before one turns into a Prince!
I'll take a stab at it. I think the bottom two are Old Towns. The first a Trapper then maybe a 16' Guide. The Chestnut may be a Pal or Chum, it doesn't look beefy enough for a Prospector. The stripper looks a little bigger, maybe a Prospector or EM White.
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Hmm... and I was hoping to win next week with "3 wood canvas & a stripper" when no-one else guessed. 
Here's my guess on the 3 wood/canvas and 1 stripper:
Foreground to rearmost: 12' Penn Yan Hunter, Chestnut Bobs Special, Chestnut Pal, and a stripper- maybe a Jacks Special.
Foreground to rearmost: 12' Penn Yan Hunter, Chestnut Bobs Special, Chestnut Pal, and a stripper- maybe a Jacks Special.
Exploring tidal wetlands of the Hudson River. Main Hudson not visible, but the Catskills on the far side were. I enjoyed the weather, better than blazing sun despite the wind.
I had a visitor in the yard eating fireweed the other day.
That guy looks a lot better than the ones I’ve in our neighborhood.
Jim
Jim
He was a fine specimen Jim. I was impressed with his hair, it looked better than mine ever did. I was going to post this photo to see who could identify what it was.
Great shot of that heron!
Jim
Jim
yes - it was a nice one 
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We're going to miss that Lady Bug but happy to see it will be used by an appreciative paddler. It's a classic canoe with provenance. Have fun!
