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All reasons why I stick to Canada and border states.

Seems like a good price at $300. https://www.facebook.com/share/t8mmEe7PLBvDzRGE/?mibextid=kL3p88

I fell like it would only be one time with a gator.

My Outback is 6.9 and tolerable but liked my RAV4 at 6.2 better. For me it has to do with passing cars going 10 mph below speed limit in twisty Adirondack roads.

0 to 60 in the Sienna is 7.9 seconds and in the Ascent it's 6.8 seconds. Both without canoe on roof.

googling "NYS Lake finder" does provide guides, though they seem to be fishing oriented, not broader uses like MN.

We live very near CA border in upstate NY, cross border frequently. Enhanced DL works both ways. It was very easy to obtain. Show a SS card or W2 with SSN, a bank statement or utility bill, and just $30 extra. Very easy. I'm This from NY DMV web site: "An Enhanced license (permit, or...

Even Souris River, not known for aesthetics, would discount significantly for a blemish like described.

Agree with snapper. It's a "blem". Ask for a replacement.

Nice and instructive report Chip. I'm interested in what areas in Adirondacks if any you find more "wilderness" like. Most of my paddling is split between BWCAW and Quetico PP, both much more wilderness like than anything I've found in Adirondacks.

Snakes and gators enough to keep me way north.

I've been twice - 3 yrs ago and last year. Saw no one 3 years ago and only a couple other parties last year. I really don't think you'll have any trouble finding a camp site.

All very good deals IMHO. Wish you were closer, I'd take several items. Condolences for not being able to use it. My time is coming.

I like my 2018 Outback with 6 cylinder. Nice for passing on 2 lane country roads. Also a little lower than Forester. I just can't get used to the 4 cylinders - just seem underpowered.

All outies? No innies?

Living near Canadian border we cross frequently and it's gotten very easy. Worst is a 5 to 10 minute wait. Limited portages seems to exclude BWCAW and Quetico and a number of the Canadian provincial parks. (I think the BWCAW permit system and campsites are easier than you suggest. For sure...

I go for the little creeks with narrow channels and absolute quiet except for the wildlife. A patch of water lillies against some reeds, maybe a Big old turtle on a log. Isabella Creek in the Quetico is one of my favorites.

A loss for paddlers everywhere. RIP Dan.

I've found one - 2 cans beaches, 1 yellow cake, 1 can soda, 1 stick of butter. Seems safe. I'm guessing the ones with soda are more fruit crumble or crisp than cake.

Thanks. One of our troops adults was a fabulous cook - the best. We always looked forward to the weekends he was on. Made a dump cake with ginger ale and fruit cocktail - the vile stuff our mom's - mine at least - put in jello for church suppers. The dump cake with fruit cocktail was just...