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I will try and buy it, but I work the next 5 days, 12 hr shifts. It would be hard to go wrong at the price.

I have heard good things about the Penobscot 16. Soon I will try out this 17.

Here are a few pictures from the seller. Some pretty rough patches. The canoe is about 1.5 hours from me. I am not sure I can make it out there for a few days.

I hope you painted it! Edit: actually it is kind of cool. It tells the story of the canoe.

Thanks Allen. I may have to buy this thing. I didn't think it would last this long on the face page.

Decent weather and some free time so I did a little cleaning on the Penobscot. Lots of overspray on one side. I haven't decided how far I am going to take this restoration. I may just leave it for now. I haven't paddled this canoe yet.

Thank you for the information!

This thing is still available. I have never had a solo. Would this be stable enough to bring a small dog along?

https://www.facebook.com/share/zJVfwpJh9qgbGbWr/?mibextid=kL3p88 This is posted on marketplace locally. It looks like maybe a WW1? Anybody have experience or information on these?

Picked up my first Cold Handle today. Here it is cleaned and seasoned.

This series is a pretty good demonstration of the abuse Novacraft Tuff stuff can take.

This is always an option: https://www.facebook.com/share/HbvX2k4ULYRs2Yvx/?mibextid=kL3p88

Lol, now Allen's comment about onions in my BPS knife thread makes sense!

I have not yet used the BPS or Mora for food prep. Theoretically a flat or even a hollow grind would work better as a kitchen knife. I picked them up to try the Scandinavian grind. I have done a little whittling and harvested some fatwood with the BPS. BPS has a large variety of styles available...

It is hard to beat the value of a Morakniv.

My BS3FTS next to my Mora Clipper

I picked up a knife from BPS Knives last year. I purchased a BS 3 model, mainly because I wanted to try a Scandinavian grind. It is very similar to a Mora Companion. My friend just picked up an HK 4 in D2 steel. It is a great looking knife. These are great knives, especially for the price...

I am going to replace the cane with webbing on my project Penobscot. It seams that most people go with polypropylene in either 1 or 1-1/2 inch width. @gyork thank you for the slide show. Any recommendations for width of webbing? Is polypropylene the best material?

A couple of old timers still in service.