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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...