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@bcelect I was thinking about you and the rest of the group up on Lowes Lake, we were paddling the Whitney Loop about a month ago and dragging over that floating bog.

I've posted this before under the title of Tool Porn

Inreach, camera, headlamp, and a weather radio, which has saved my bacon on a couple of trips. I'm not giving any of them up. The phone stays in the car.

I have an MSR Gravity Feed but use Sawyer Filters that work great as long as your pre-moisten them.

Cut the toothbrush in half, remove the labels, etc, etc...whatever else you need to do to cut down on the weight but the chair goes with me on every trip. I have always used a canoe seat until this year and made it thru 3 trips this year without missing it. For our Whitney Loop try, I found a...

Nice Trip report and guess what, it looks the same this year only with a lot more rain. I'm still working on rounding up all the pic from our trip.

@Ruttrowe if you make it back to the area, paddle into Daggett Pond. I have never seen as many moose (and Great Blue's) in that small section of Ciss Stream. The carry up to Shallow Pond from Daggett is fun (not maintained) and if you do it at the end of July/beginning of August, there are a lot...

I just checked and it is down, again

I just found this video and wanted to share it. This is where I've taken my grandson canoeing for the past 4 years Our canoe trips would make his map look like a figure 8 we only do half of his route in a year and we're in empty canoes. Don't get any Party Camping ideas at Site: 10. I think...

Camping with kids doesn't get better than that.

My son has been talking about this for a few years. The company he works for has a couple of parts on each of those communication satellites.

Tents. Once you fly you'll never go to ground again.

I don't like Multi-tools Leathermans, Swiss Army... pounds/use I just don't see the need for them in the woods. I have never said 'If I only had a Phillips Screwdriver...' The knives are weak, and I carry one, the saws are useless and again I take one. Yes it may help in a survival situation...

The Chestnut Green is nice

Sorry, It's my favorite find

A while back I found two of the P&P design reflector ovens at my favorite junk shop. At first, I wanted to buy just one, but then I realized they were selling BOTH for $22.

In the army, they are known as "Field Expedient Hammers"

I have a barrel that I keep my food in, that I move to a corner of the site at night, and place cookware on top. On the Allagash, we jam the coolers under the table. All that and we work hard to keep the site clean So far no problems

We're headed into Long Pd on Friday and on Saturday a loop out to Hoel, Polliwog, Floodwood, and back to Long, with a departure on Sunday. I'm trying to build up my 8-year-old grandson and youngest son and wife's paddling skills for an Allagash Run in the next two years. They're CT City folk...

I went to the hardware store to get some 303 to finish the job. The boats are loaded