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Maybe you'll find a tough guy from the Swiss Alps tough as nails, strong, resilient, and in top shape, just like @Aslowhand ;)

or you have a good friend with you who can pull the canoe for you... ;) .

By placing the boat trolley in the middle of the boat, it’s very well balanced; this means it takes only a “minimal” amount of effort to push the boat, since I don’t have to lift it at the same time. Even when it’s fully loaded, I’m still able to push the boat. Whether the stern scrapes the...

The way you've secured your boat trailer, it does have stabilizers at the front and back, but... the trailer completely lacks any lateral support. To prevent the canoe from sliding sideways on the boat trailer, you'll have no choice but to use two straps to secure the entire boat. And if you...

Yes, I was also completely captivated by this documentary - so much so that I watched both parts back-to-back.

A Viking Ship That doesn't really have anything to do with canoeing. But - it has to do with the question of existence and where I come from, how they did it back then, and above all, how they managed to do it.

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Repair Kit for Outdoor Expeditions As the new paddling season approaches, this is worth checking out as a “refresher” on familiar topics. (y)

What an expedition. Here is a brief description ... Four friends venture into the sub-arctic wilderness of Canada on a 20-day / 500 km expedition to reach an elusive river. The trip takes place in Tursujaq National Park in Nunavik in early July, 2025. I'm really impressed by it.

@Erica You're my hero !

@Boatman53 I still have these marlin spike knife from my military time in the German Navy ... The knives were made by a german company in Solingen. And no, I won't be adding any more Takeling @Pseudonym Thanks.

from this ... with this ... reducing this ... to this ... a convenient, spliced eye for the bowline You can see how it works here:

may you have a look to this ... High-calorie meals for seniors https://momstylerecipes.com/high-calorie-recipes-for-elderly/?__cf_chl_tk=UIJwzpgqOotYNGb_ZN8qBhUUv.omWQfR5MksrgQ4AcE-1775064250-1.0.1.1-9aN3l3B8nE4nLnAMk64f9WMz0F_h7E94MLPkJ4Phksw...

You might want to check out the collapsible tarp poles from Tatonka. https://www.amazon.de/Tatonka-Tarp-Stange/dp/B000G4XLOW Take a look at the pictures - I’ve set up a 4x3m tarp using four of those poles. . . on this pics you see a DD-tarp 3x3 on trees and poles ... .

Yeah! It's the same here. When I hung up the Wilma at the beginning of winter... it was somehow lighter . . Tomorrow will be my first time out on the water with Wilma this year. I'm looking forward to it

Time to go paddling! :love:

Oh yes, that's true. But I always have difficulty getting up there.

Man, what a story! Reading your tour report, I felt like I was right there beside you and could even smell you. I would love to experience such a wonderful time myself. Will it happen in this lifetime? We'll see. In any case, a huge thank you for taking me along on your tour. Best regards, Michael

it looks & sounds similar to my setup ... . on my very first multi day trip (2023) I took a small pyramid Tent (Luxeoutdoor-Silhexpeak V4a) with an Inner Bug free sleeping cabin. Mhmmmm - to small for me - in the morning washed by the condens is not so funny! - but promotes the first deep...