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@dustycassidy it doesn't matter if I can simply undo the lacing. Or the air bag inside. I leave them in, with every water still and quiet or wild and white.

I find it easier to fold the tent, tarps and tipis first and then roll it up. Why? Because of the cords and ropes, which are then not quite as tangled as when I simply stuff the tent into the stuff sack.

thats sounds interesting ... 👍 like so? have you any picture of her? Please let us see. regards Michael

I see that there are not only invisible rope - there are also cars with invisible canoes on the roof. very practical that is. ;) regards Michael

I've done it like this: . . . . . I used 8mm thick polyester cord for the lashing - and for the loops I used a correspondingly large, translucent aquarium tube. Because I drilled holes along the entire length of the boat, I have plenty of fastening options. Not only for the...

but a solution to my problem is here in the community ... You won't believe it, but I have received several notifications with more than generous offers so that I can get such a pan. I am still totally flashed! My thanks go to Steve, who wanted to keep his eyes open for me to get me one ...

Too bad I can't get one of these Cold Handle Pan here in Germany ... :(

Yes, it does! I'm always enthusiastic about it too. I love this little helper. Even if it can only be used for a brief moment - but that's exactly what it is.

Doofenschmertz ;) https://www.deepl.com/translator

rather have one and not have to use it than to have to use one and not have one.

Throwing a throwline bag is just like in real life: Practice makes perfect. And it doesn't really matter how you throw - the main thing is that the bag gets to where it's supposed to go. On our last trip, I practiced throwing a throwline bag with my friends - both on land and in the water...

in my opinion this is a good explanatory video regards Michael

Since I consider my outdoor activities to be privileged, every item I take with me is luxurious for me. Especially since I've been traveling with my own car and canoe and the appropriate equipment. I am very grateful for that. . . Sitting in the shade on the sunny side of life. . ...

Water and weather are very beautiful and also very powerful and should not be underestimated. If you treat them with the necessary respect and attention, all is well. But - woe betide you if you don't ...

at first my prepareness begins with packing the canoe ... . . in this way that it is trimmt well and for me to paddle comfortly. Last season i did three multi-day canoe trips ... and of course i gelled. Too much is too much. With each tour, my equipment was reduced so that I was able to...

From the looks of it, this person has done everything wrong that you can do wrong ... right? It's good that nothing else bad happened to him and that it taught him a lesson.

On paddling trips I take two paddles (Grey Owl Sugar Island / Grey Owl-Northern Light) and a divisible double paddle. As my Wilma is very susceptible to wind, it has proved very helpful for me to use a double paddle in strong headwinds.

In my opinion, the best knife is the one you have with you at the time.

That's the way it is - in the course of life you get scars ... this is also the case with this canoe. Great work. (y)

1. - the more choices we have, the more unhappy we are with the choices we make. 2. - Pick one and look at the rest. The secret to a good life is "not getting what you want, but wanting what you have." That's it! just like in real life ;)