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Link to later thread: https://www.canoetripping.net/threads/defaced-another-boat-adding-lining-holes.130290/#post-178271

Welcome! Where did you live and paddle in Iowa? There are a few of us from the state here on the forum. I'm in Estherville (near Spirit Lake/Okoboji). Alan

Now you've got me curious if you actually caught it or snagged it. Alan

Maybe you just need to buy her a pack canoe, such as this: https://www.hornbeckboats.com/classic-canoes I'd think it would be hard to go back to a plastic kayak after paddling (and carrying) one of them. Then you could use it when she doesn't come along....or buy one for yourself. :) Alan

Ai says no relationship: https://chatgpt.com/share/6893c0d2-7498-8010-8623-39d7c52e3fb9

That is a good point. My entire canoe paddling career I've been using ZRE paddles and the couple paddles I've had that weren't ZRE were very similar blade shapes/lengths so I've always gone by total length in inches. I'll measure the shaft lengths and post them when I get a chance. I'll...

I just ran the same test that failed this morning using 'attach files' (paperclip) and it worked fine for me. Thanks for getting it resolved! Alan

Thanks for posting, I was not aware of this. Congrats to Bob, Chad, and Ryan. I hope it continues successfully. Alan

Yes, you can insert it as full sized. After using the "attach files" (paperclip) option click on either 'thumbnail' or 'full image' to insert it (see screen shot below. In this post, after typing my full reply, I chose to insert the full image at the very top of the post by placing my cursor...

Where did you get it? I assume it's similar to a sugar island blade type? Alan

I've had no problem putting the image anywhere in the post when using the "attach" (paperclip) icon. Just make sure the cursor is wherever you want the image to be when you tell it to "insert" Alan

That paddle doesn't look very wooden.

The forum is having some trouble with image orientation with some pictures that should be vertical posting as horizontal. This seems to be happening when using the "attach files" button below the text box. Instead, try using the "insert image" icon above the text box as this seems to be...

There is a pair of brackets on the right side (in the red square). This will turn those functions on or off.

The button in the red square is the one that works for me:

Using the " insert image" button above the text box. These are two different images. One taken with the phone vertical and one horizontal. You can see the forum got it right when using this method of attaching pictures.

Using "attach files" below the text box. These are two different images. One taken with the phone vertical and one horizontal. You can see the forum got it wrong when using this method of attaching pictures.

I just tried it from my phone and got different results depending on how I uploaded pictures. If I used the "attach files" button below the text box then my image, which appeared correct on my phone, showed sideways on the forum. But, if I used the 'image' button that is above the text box...

I don't think anyone is doing anything wrong with their sideways pictures but the reason it happens (looks correct on computer but incorrect when posted on forum) is that when the picture was taken there was a piece of data attached to the picture which tells software the orientation of the...

For anyone that scoffs at Ai this is what it can do. Pretty convincing stuff. There are getting to be a lot of similar posts. Alan