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I have a Red Royalex Argosy for sale. Never ran rapids with it. Always stored indoors. Great condition. Comes with yoke, keeling pad and pop off safety seat (that would avoid entrapment). Stored indoors. Will not deliver. Situated in Quebec, Canada. $1000.00 CND firm. Photos...

alsg, I was just going to ask if anyone uses a saddle for tripping in a solo canoe. The saddle would probably be light enough if made from closed cell material. Also, would a sliding closed cell saddle, such as those used in white water solos boats, clear enough headspace when portaging? I tried...

lowangle said: A higher seat would probably be of help now. No, the canoe is not unstable seated, but I prefer the stability and paddling ease kneeling brings. I may not have a choice. Thanks.

Thanks Glenn. My injury to the quad prevents me from doing this. Lacking about 10 degrees to get to where I was before surgery. Thanks stevet. Was once able to do that while lake travelling. Now one side is limited. G.

If anyone has any tricks to make kneeling for long periods of time more comfortable, please let me know. Had a torn quad (just above the knee cap) repaired about 8 years ago, and since then I'm only good for about 10 consecutive minutes of kneeling. Maybe raising my seat a little bit. In my...

Thanks for sharing. Nice video. Well done. G.

Thanks Glenn for your response. Too bad re the Nomad mold. If Swift revives the Wildfire In lightweight materials I think they would sell. G.

Yes, just curious. Does anyone know if the Nomad mold or plug is still dormant somewhere (Colden) or has someone move it to a new location hoping to bring it back to life. Gerald

Love reading your TRs Robin. Makes me feel like heading back up there. Drank the water directly from the lakes again this past September. Wonderful and safe place to travel as we head up the age scale. Every time I go there, I think we should have another solo gathering before we all pack it in...

Saw this on social media this morning. Heard of people using pots, pans and string to enclose their campsite, now there is an easier way for them to feel secure at night. G.

Alan: Thanks.

Done. Paypal. G.

Alan: That BUSHCRAFTER pack looks like something I could use. How high does it carry on your shoulders? Does it interfere with portaging a canoe? Gerald

billconner: those are nice and look practical. Thanks for the link. LanceR: Thanks for the link. YC: your post will have me checking out an army surplus store. Thanks. Gerald

Waterdog: That's an interesting Link. It's something like their tactical packs that I had in mind. Thanks. Scratchypants: That is something to consider. Thanks. G.

Thanks all. YC= Had a look but could not find a split pack. BV = Thanks for the heads-up on the barrel organizers. That may be the way to go. PC = Good luck with "holster" project. Good idea. Scouter = Yep, that's what I use now, but I feel scattered. G.

The thing I detest the most about portaging is not the walk, nor carrying the canoe (though age has me looking for much lighter gear and boat) but the lack of storage pockets for items that have to be at hand like camera, toilet paper, rain gear and an extra jacket. I now like to double portage...

Yep, sandy beaches are not great for camping. Very interesting trip report as usual. Leaving tomorrow for LV, so will catch up on your adventures when I get back. Thanks for sharing.

Wow, nice beach, Robin. G.

Thanks, Glenn. The site looks great. G.