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O.K. here is the ultimate YouTube channel from my friend Felix for folding knifes & swiss army knifes! https://www.youtube.com/@FelixImmler ;)

@CaptainOllieWest so how it can looks like with kids on on a weekend in camp ... this is the son of a friend of mine ... he was also 10 years old at the time ... and that weekend I kept an eye on him ... . Arriving and getting ready for the day. Fill up the water bottle and get some snacks...

like this ... ;) . . . regards Michael

Either he gets a knife - or he doesn't. And if he gets a knife, it should be a knife and not a toy. A good camp knife (also for younger people) is a Mora Companion. Inexpensive, sturdy, good grip and durable. With the Mora he can do everything he needs to do in camp. Building shelter, prepare...

ha_ha (y)- THAT's a full time job!!! For both of you. And all having a big smile ... living is good :)

(y) (y) (y) From the looks of this adapter, will it be exactly what you need. Ha! and since you've already had experience with an adapter on the walking poles and know how to use it, this adapter would definitely work with a canoe paddle. Great!

https://www.teamriverrunner.org/ This brings us one step closer to the end! Great site - (y)

the only thing I found useful and that I might be able to help you with is this video maybe this is some kind of inspiration for you. But - since you still have the whole arm ... would it be advisable for you to visit a veterans' home with their specialists? They're sure to have some good...

What is your favorite tree? hmmm - I think any tree lying on the ground. Or the ones that are standig dead and need a little help to fall over. and why? The main thing is that they are dry enough to be burnt. ;)

Backlund, Keith Backlund https://paddlinglife.com/paddling-life-exclusives/keith-backlund-paddle-engineer-dies-at-age-60/

Of course, what I like about a multi-day canoe trip like this is the planning and preparation - starting with making the maps and deciding what equipment I should take with me for the trip, right through to drawing up a meal plan. . . . . . And then, when everything is ready, it has...

@Odyssey Yes it is very nice there to paddle. There are a lot of lakes and canals where it is not allowed to drive with motorships. Great. Eating? Mhm - the same you do ... Oat meal for breakfast, sandwiches and fruit for in between meals and, of course, finger food / power food. . . ...

Such a “portage system” is not the rule here in Germany and for us it was pure luxury ... The area in which we were traveling (Müritz National Park) is amazingly well equipped for water sports enthusiasts such as canoeists and kayakers. There are lots of landing sites where you can spend the...

Yes, the boat trolley has to returned to its starting position after use. There are a total of four goods on the lorry track and there should always be two in the turning chamber. With the boat tug, only one trolley is on the rails and must be returned to the middle of the track after use...

Wonderful landscape, wonderful People, wonderful Trip. Great Story. Thanks for sharing!!! I wish'ed we had such a natural Land and wideness here in Germany ... regards Michael

@Glenn MacGrady - The white canoe says Malecite on the side. Is it a Mad River Malecite? No it it is a brand of LETTMANN - Which of your two paddles do you favor, the animal tail (otter) or the rectangular (sugar island)? In deeper waters such as lakes or larger rivers, I definitely prefer the...

YES in deed, they do. Especially as carrying my heavy equipment is not my obsession. :giggle:

this little guy here could turn his head so much ... Great! . . and at some campsites the infrastructure was simply great. Four-wheel Scherpas were ready to pick up my things. . . . . . . . . Yes, I could clean up a bit again. . . Even the most beautiful tour...

I had also chafed my fingers ... but it quickly got better thanks to the tape. . . . . There is a lot of nature and wild life around us ... Just don't get too close - it's breeding season! . . . and here a boat tow ... practical thing! . . . . . . there were also...