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amazing! 🤩 so smooth, confident, safe and great technique

How to Make Pemmican

one day at the end of October

I don't ask myself whether an axe - but rather which one ... . . . . . . . . . There are no compromises for me with the saw. This is and remains the Agawa Canyon Boreal 21 . .

Today I spent the whole day looking for a solar panel and ended up with the BigBlue 28w. This seems to make the most sense for my purposes, especially as some tests have shown that it produces electricity with a very low light output. It is quite small, relatively light and reasonably...

Thank you very much for the amount of good information you have given me ... (y) I will take a closer look at this “Big Blue Solar Powa 28”. It seems to work quite well for me

Hello folks, I've been hit after all and I'm now owner of a SmartPhone ... Hmmmm These things always need a power connection to be charged ... It's just that not every tree trunk or under every second stone has a charging option ... So an solution has to be found. Powebank! Yes, but it's empty...

How to handle the physical and psychological issues of aging? ignor it and .... do it your way.

@Jmharrick and the three dwarves stood ready on the shore with their throwing bags?!

like him?! six and a half kilos of unbridled strength, endurance and meanness. Will that be enough?

I suspect that these are transmission wheels which have been filled with concrete to make them run more smoothly. or Saw Mill Fly Wheels ...

hmmmm - something like this?! ore this? . . regards Michael

Just like me!

what certainly also speaks in favor of such a canoe handle is that it is not afraid of getting wet or even capsizing. He it is very light and loose in the hips and very supple. You can see the fun he has doing it! Like these guys too ...

With the necessary technology, which he now demonstrably has, he can also drive a prospector well through wild water.

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@lowangle al in my consideration of how normal chairs with such a weave are built, I came to the conclusion that it makes perfect sense to build two individual seat segments for the bench. The fact that this also reduces the sag of the seat is a nice side effect.

@Glenn MacGrady Many thanks for your praise. (y) That's the beauty of being able to build things yourself - exactly the way you need them - and if it also looks good, all the better. regards Michael

as the “Wilma” has wide hips (91cm wide) - it is difficult to paddle sensibly in the middle seating position. On calm water I always slide to the side of the bench seat, close to the gunnel. This also means that the Wilma is easier to steer. . . On faster-flowing water with difficulty...

maybe it shouldn't be called a seat but rather a bench ... ;) I have corrected the title to: new canoe bench in ash wood