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Looks almost magical. Too bad about your pole but the shoe was saved and can be refitted. Jim

That saved my wallet seeing as I’m in Maine and not looking for a road trip. Good luck with the sale. Jim

I never said it wasn’t possible. I actually have a sailing canoe or two. I sold a couple of sailing rigs with Lee boards at the WCHA assembly last July. I was sailing my Old Town years ago with my wife and a friend had a good press of canvas too and the mast broke. Familiarity with the canoe and...

I would totally learn what your new canoe can do and handle and be completely comfortable in all conditions before attempting to rig a sail on it. My two cents. Jim

Welcome to the campfire ABT, looks like we will need to add an another log to the fire. Jim

Working on boats on the waterfront in winter is no fun. I wore a pair of the insulated coveralls most of the winter. Not the Carhart they were too warm not sure what the brand was I wore and worked them till they were tattered, definitely got my money’s worth. I still have a pair but I don’t...

I like that cutter. Jim

I was concerned that the canoe would block the ez-pass link when going through a toll but haven’t noticed a problem yet. Jim

Yup it’s a cover bow. Jim

Yes Happy New Year indeed. Jim

Well check my wool pants and I don’t think I’ll ever fit in them again. So if anyone has a 32” waist let me know. Eventually I’ll get some pic up in classified. Jim

Beautiful looking canoe. Welcome to the campfire. Jim

Welcome to the campfire Ann. Jim

I too wish you the best. Jim

I do love my mill. I’ve enjoyed this project Alasgun. Jim

Not sure if I shared this before, but this is my daughter’s Mini with an 18 canoe on top. Jim

Merry Christmas from Maine. Jim

I’ve got some lined pants form LL Bean and a couple pairs of wool pants. It hasn’t been cold enough or me having to be out long enough to warrant the wool pants. After Christmas I need to check it they all still fit, if not there might be some looking for a new home. Jim

I don’t mind doing double portages because on the return trip I get to enjoy the sights I might have missed under the canoe or other burden. Jim

Welcome Michael. Jim