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Thanks for posting. After reading about your wind adventure, it makes me feel better for making the right call last year and cutting my trip short and not canoeing out to my site. You just never know with the wind, things could turn out wrong.

Very interesting article. I've been looking for something to help move my canoe the short distant from the car to the water. Distant is too short to barrow with yoke and a pain to try to carry without something. I'll be sure to try this out.

Thanks for the report. It sounds like you learned a few things camping in the rain, knowledge you can use in the future. Sorry about all the rain. But, as they say Even a bad trip is better than no trip at all.

Wow, what a time. I enjoyed everything about your report. Thanks for sharing.

You're not going to believe this , but there was a place here in Liberty that was just like this. It had a hardware, video rental, pool hall, tanning beds, indoor archery range, auto repair and charm school all in the same old building. They're all gone now, those were the days.

I was considering canoe camping at the NY Salmon River Reservoir, but I have heard some bad problems of leaving your car unintended and all night beer parties. Stuff like that I don't need and would like to hear anyone's opinion that has stayed there. Any information would be helpful.

Glad to have ya. Good to have new members. :D

Good Luck to everyone involved. Glad to see it. It is nice to see young people getting involved.

I was asking myself the same thing. The weather report of rain and high wind that I heard did not look very good. It was hard to convince myself to drive the many miles to the event. I hope those that did attend did well and had a good time.

It's really good to see this old school skill and knowledge used and passed along. As a wood craftsman of 27 years, I enjoy the fact that there are still people that respect the old ways.

I have several gas stoves that I have used over the years. The stoves have several different burner heads and the one that I prefer is the stove that has a burner head similar to this model. The head seems to spread the flame and heat over a larger area which suits the light weight camping pots...

Sorry, a little off topic but here's one Penguin fan with his fingers crossed for the Leafs. It's a tuff task I hope they can do it.

Great report and pictures. Really enjoyed it. I was headed to Lows early this year for the first time, but got delayed by Doctor demands. I should be OK in a week or so and just as soon as I can I'm headed to Lows. I'm not sure if I'll use my canvas wall tent or my dome tent. Eather way I've...

Sorry, can't help you with the poling thing. I know we have had lots of rain, water should not be a problem.

Great idea. This is another method I have used many times. Light weight and keeps you out of the dirt.

BoB B Great pictures

I have tired to paddle around home but it just doesn't seem the same as up in the Adirondacks. I've tired and tired but it really isn't the same, so I just keep my powder dry and try to make it up North once a month April through November. Just a few miles from home

I hate eating, cooking and living in the dirt so I always pack a small folding 14 x 18 table to use in the kitchen. It makes living in camp a whole lot easier and a lot more conformable.

I have been outdoors working and playing all my life and never really gave it a thought about insect bites. Then last year a noticed something on the back of my leg. These pictures tell the story the best. ONE DAY AFTER BITE TWO DAYS AFTER BITE AFTER TREATMENT I'm so glad I listened...

I have been trying to go every year but seems like something always happens to stop me. Well, this year is different. We will be visiting family in Connellsville, Fayette Co. less then 2 hours away and the wife says I can go. Really looking forward to trying out all the canoes, camping and...