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I kneel just ahead of the stern thwart with my butt resting on said thwart. I do a lot of poling and this positions me at a good location for either, and If I should encounter any head winds I can easily move up to just behind the carry thwart. I'm usually in an 18 1/2' White Guide. If I have to...

Hello Mike, Welcome from another NH paddler. I'm in Bartlett at the foot of Crawford Notch. Dave

No Title If you go home built, I've had good luck with this white oak rack. The uprights go to the bottom of the bed as well as fitting in the stake pockets. All lap joints with two stainless 3/8" bolts per joint prevent any wracking on 90 +/- mi. logging road journeys. Dave

I'm thinking Lyme also. Here in northern New England it appears to be increasing at an alarming rate My friend has it and has had to curtail most outdoor activities due to the chronic fatigue that often goes along with the other symptoms. Dave

It used to be possible, but as of a couple of years ago, very sternly worded signs have appeared indicating no camping allowed after the state park closes. It is a beautiful area but has become a bit "over protected" in my opinion. The Cedar Stump site is not managed by the state park however...

I've replaced 36 of 49 ribs, two new stems, and looks like I'll be replacing most of the planking. Forgot to mention one new thwart and new seats. Lots of kindling for the campfire.

Hello, I'm Dave from Bartlett,NH. Originally from Maine, I'm a Maine Guide, and a big fan of wood/canvas canoes, (currently own 9). I enjoy canoe tripping and have a soft spot for the older traditional style of tripping. I also enjoy maintaining, repairing, and building wood/canvas canoes and am...