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Happy 4th!

Thanks.

I was hoping to go again this year. I think I went 2-3 times and up in Canada a few years ago. I can’t make it this final year there and am bummed out. Those Loon Works are nice. Are they all wood canvas?

Can someone share info about the water levels in late August about the Penobscot river Robin mentioned and Millinocket Lake near the Jo Mary’s. I guess when it gets closer to the beginning of August we can choose which place.

Wow. Trillium is really nice. That Mistral is really really nice. First time I saw a Loons Work.

YC, Waterspyder and I went to Jackman a few years ago. Really nice. The logging road was scary for this city boy.

That’s a good idea. Thanks Al

Thanks. I’m now thinking about clusters of trees that looked like a fire broke out. It’s possible flooding and high water killed them off. I need to pay more attention and read up before going on certain trips. Thanks again.

Long islander here. Sometimes paddle The Great Swamp off rte 22

Nice! Wow some cool looking water. Have a grandniece named Lily and a good friend’s daughter is Lily.

Wow, thanks for sharing. So many questions because I just posted a possible easy trip into Millinocket area. 1. What are wolf trees? 2. Can you explain dri ki? Thanks. Boy i too was thirsty thinking about that. Kudos to you both.

Millinocket area is one of the ideas.

Come one come all! Where? Somewhere in Maine, northeast area. Robin has great ideas so I’m letting him be my guide. I just hope the bagels I bring last after the 400 mile drive. When? Around mid week August 16? But flexible for a few days around there. How long? I’d like to stay up there 3-5...

Bill, my wife will be in Clayton tonight. She just landed in Syracuse. Our niece’s husband has a few houses on one of the big islands. I love the area. Unfortunately I’m working south of Albany at a camp and can’t get there for a while. Wolfmans brother, not sure why but I think of the DJ...

Wow. That’s scary. All about luck sometimes. Whew. Pop up storm? About 10 days ago I picked up the same tent for our daughter. The NF tent i gave her is to large for certain trips.

Set up the Eureka No Bug Zone CT13 yesterday and what a downpour we had. I did not stake it out because I figured the winds would rip the webbing or the stakes would become projectiles. Today I raised it up to app 7 1/2 ft and used trekking poles for the short ends around 40” high. I like it...

I just ordered the Eureka 13x13 bug screen. I like the ccs bug screen and I know their quality is top notch but the price savings will be used for something else.

Thanks Al, I have the Trekker and Alaskan Jr. Might give Robin a shot at shortening the Trekker. Hey, what the heck! The fire box was tiny in the Ti stove I had but so was the teepee. Which caused me to toss my quilt to close to the stove one chilly night. Feathers all over. That story...

My condolences to his family and friends. Sounds like a really cool guy to be friends with.

Al, that looks great. I’m dreaming of a vacation thinking about your set up sitting in usual bumpa to bumpa traffic this morning. Which Ti stove is that? I sold my Winnerwell 2 years ago and should have kept it for your type of camping. Now I’m rethinking it over again. Seek outside?