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  1. Dana

    Canoe ID and restoration

    I thought I posted an update last week, but it seems to have disappeared... anyway, I got it all apart. Getting some of the screws out was a struggle; they're square drive, but it looks like somebody tried to tighten them with a phillips screwdriver and trashed the heads. I did find a number...
  2. Dana

    Stoves for the backcountry.

    I started with a Whisperlite for backpacking, then switched to a Svea 123 a friend gave me as it's simpler and more reliable. But a few years back my son in law sold me on the Trangia style alcohol stoves (he's from NZ and that's all they use over there). I also have two and three burner...
  3. Dana

    New from CT & NY

    Kanawauke is a chain of 3 lakes divided by two road bridges. I've heard of people portaging around the dam to get to Sebago, but it wouldn't be easy. The American Canoe Association has a camp on Sebago.
  4. Dana

    Photo of the day

    Waiting for the thaw.
  5. Dana

    Canoe ID and restoration

    Made some more measurements last night, looks like 37" beam measured inside the hull... but it's so wiggly without intact wood that could be off a bit. The thwarts are 31 and 34.5". No center thwart or yoke, I may decide to add one. No numbers anywhere I can see. Has anybody used the bucket...
  6. Dana

    Canoe ID and restoration

    I'm trying to ID a canoe I acquired a couple of years ago (ah, the "free" canoe). Actually it was a swap; my brother in law gave us a cheapo Coleman plastic canoe (the kind with the aluminum tube frame). I never did much with it as I had another [ancient] fiberglass canoe, but I found that a...
  7. Dana

    New from CT & NY

    Hi, new here. Came across the site while looking for info on a new to me old canoe, but that can be the subject of another thread. I've been paddling the same canoe on the same lake (Kanawauke in NY) for nearly 60 years now. Our family had a cabin in a camp on the lake when I was young, and...
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