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Love the picture for your avatar as well

“Beyond the Paddle A Canoeists’ Guide to Expedition Skills: Poling, Portaging and Maneuvering through Ice” by Garret Conover It’s a great read… many sections are being read multiple times. His “A SnowWalkers’ Companion” co-authored by his wife Alexandra has been fun to read even without much...

And I think you should! Work will always be there… stolen moments are fleeting Cheers

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It’s my brewing company… I brew for one customer… he’s also the owner… also a harsh critic and a hopeless romantic to find the perfect brew. So I now brew and canoe. Of course always in moderation. Cheers everyone!

Cool… looking forward to watching! Thx

I go slow and steady… when I stop to break…. I walk in slow even paced circles to bring heart rate down… once im feeling settled.. I start up again… I don’t have the coordination to jog on a slog with gear… my portaging is limited compared to folks here… but I have used this in hiking and has...

Here are pictures of the difference the baffle made in the heating surface… you can see clearly the one shows a more even burn surface… the little thin titanium stoves do get red.

Hi Bob- Sorry — that silly thing called work delayed my response… the damper is about 2.25 inches inside the 3 inch pipe… leaving about 3/8ths on each side of my math is correct. I have included pictures. Yes the damper is titanium… he also placed a bend down the center which I attempted to...

Here is the damper… it’s hard to see… I put red lines to indicate the three operating lines from burn area … there is a lip on the end of the damper as well to prevent accidental removal without purposely managing it

The damper is pretty sensitive… but I have burn marks that are on it from use that are my indicators for a open - mid range - and reburn once stove is up to temp… then I can really crank down the front air flow and get that steady long heat.

Hi Bob- Well… I had to sell a lot of gear to get that stove… and I have been watching Don’s page to see when these were available again… I lucked out before the holdays. I had used a fold up stove but it was way too leaky and too small. I get about 3-4 hours of nice steady heat with the gauge...

Hi Bob- I have the Four dog small titanium stove which I believe is the same size as the trekker for my 8x10 snowtrekker. I decided to start using a stove pipe thermometer… my stove uses the same damper design as yours. The thermometer has made a world of difference in my burns… I can really...

This looks very functional and a great way to manage fire and cooking. I will likely be attempting this down the road. Excellent work and details, Cheers DT

This awesome! Thank you for sharing!

Wow! That looks fantastic! Keep those pictures coming… nice work Ruttrowe!

Thanks to Lowangle Al’s thread here…I have started my build for a Wanigan as I progress in my restoration of my WC canoe… first sanding of outside completed… for the bottom and short sides I used reclaimed yellow pine from my boyhood farm house the rest is 1/4 pine plywood … please excuse my...

Fully agree… he is getting up there in age…which makes every moment that much more special…

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I see Pomoly does sell canvas versions… I know some stove makers only suggest canvas tents for use with their products as well. I also carry a small rugged carbon monoxide detector.