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-I was a Combat Engineer in the Army Route Clearance was part of the job. -After leaving I got a job as a Building Maintenance Custodian for the USPS -BC* I was hiking the 4,000'rs in the White Mtn of NH. To avoid the crowds I always started before dawn but had to deal with the spiderwebs -When...

What's a front hall closet?

When asked by non-canoeing friends 'Why do you have so many canoes?' My reply is, "Do you play golf with one club?"

Unfortunately, I missed the youth part of my canoeing

And most of the Adirondacks

I needed an additional canoe for a trip and also wanted to test drive a 17' Keewaydin, $200 for a weekend.:unsure:

I'm slowly working on a set of enamel cookware. I've got a couple of coffee pots, 2 pans, and a bunch of coffee cups, and on the lookout for the plates. It's a little too Patricia J. Bell but I thought I might try it.

I like Ports and I always double. On the return, you are most likely going to find me off on the side of the port looking at the vegetation. There is one that I do at a quicker pace and that one is the Carry around Allagash Falls. By the time you get there, it's been 4-5 days sitting in the...

I eat a mini Snickers before a long port

(y)(y) Love that book Patrick

Because the canoe I want isn't available in "used"

That's Beth, she's a piece of work

Saw this on an episode of 'Yellowstone'

Once you fly you never go to ground again, even with a light cot.

The only time I race in a canoe is trying to outrun a popup thunderstorm. I like paddling slowly and taking my time. That's how my trips are planned.

The pictures tell the story

Portages don't bother me, I just plan around them. On our last trip this year, we did a 3500m and as a bonus, we got to do it in the rain. I was thinking of the last week in June going out through Potter, Brule, McIntosh L, Grassy...

Clockwise or Counter? I am thinking of Counter Clockwise and disappearing up Potter's to escape the crowds as soon as possible and come back against the grain. How does that work with paddling upstream? The only thing I see is between BigTrout and Otterslide.

One of the best parts of a canoe trip, fog.