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Dang, 61.. foodies across the nation mourn Jason

Agreed! Jason

Ha! I like how they keep saying that they promote proper storage.... I guess I will have to break up the concrete in my garage so I can push it into the ground! Either that, or store my boats outside in the sun! Jason

Hahahahaha, I understand completely ! My oldest just finished her 1st year of college and wants to bring her boyfriend along. I still have time on daughter #2, she's only 9. Jason

Yup, I just had two guys bail on my Adirondak trip in 8 days... glad I haven't made and dehydrated all the food yet! Jason

Most of the FOBs I have seen have a metal key hidden inside which is released by a small slide button on the FOB. As for me, I take it with me in a waterproof box. I don't keep it with the food though! I would hate to have a critter run off with my car keys in the middle of the night! Mine...

Nice pics! I love the out of the way small water stuff! Jason

My family rarely traveled and when we did it wasn't too far. I did manage a couple short road trips as a teenager in a beat to hell 1981 forrest green LeBaron which had those rusted out "see through" upstate NY salted front corner panels... and a trailer hitch. That slant 6 pulled my father's...

Man! That is looking nice Jim! I often find myself staring at a pile of cut, beaded and coved strips stored in my garage wondering where I can store all of the stuff too clear out enough space for a strong back! For now, your pics are gonna have to do! Thanks, Jason

Wow, Ford Falcon... Sorry Doug, (I wasn't born till the late 70s) I had to Google that one!. Wagon or sedan? Jason

Great video! Thanks for wetting the whistle so to speak! Jason

I like it! What would be the best way to sharpen that concave blade? Round over a piece of oak ang glue some 400 grit wet/dry paper to it? Jason

That sounded like a pretty rough trip! Jason

I've used 36 inch wide coolers on several occasions, turn it sideways like Mike says! Also stated, it really isn't a big deal to move a thwart. I have a couple used canoes in my quiver as my budget also is pretty slim. Patience is key for finding a good deal on a used canoe. Keep renting...

Thanks for putting up your trip, i have enjoyed reading it as well Jason

You will like it! As for not having trees in the right spot, I usually bring one of these for my tarp. I also have an 8' nesting pole that will work as a center pole too. Haven't had to use it yet as I just throw about a 100' of paracord up and over a tree branch and tie it to the center loops...

My brother and I split the cost on this one, plus the leg extensions, for our dad. Has been using it for about 7 or 8 years now. Well worth the price and weight http://www.kermitchair.com Jason

Haha! A good read and laugh to go with it! Nice work, how much does that beast tip the scales at? Jason

Cool, I'll be following along! Jason

Man, I know that all to well. Every summer, my father had two weeks off in July. We picked one of the two weeks for a family camping trip. I swear, the week we didn't go camping, high sky's and sunny weather. The week we camped... rain and more rain. The good side is that I learned how to...