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I'm in Minneapolis now but that doesn't really help! perhaps someday.

No, I would definitely consider a cedar stripper - and indeed already have Canoecraft. There's just something about a wood canvas that really appeals to me. Thanks for all your recommendations folks and keep them coming.

I'm a relentless dreamer. I've got all kinds of things I want to do but don't have the time, money and space to do it.I'm a year out from graduating law school. I have an internship that will likely lead to a job. At some point over the next few years I think I'll be looking for a new...

Just needs a wood stove. Or an electric fireplace thing if your insurance company won't tolerate that.

Looks good. I desperately need a wood shop.

Fantastic trip and gear. Well done. Don't stop tripping.

That would turn some heads in northern Minnesota!

Care to elaborate on what that pattern is exactly?

Any progress?

Would it be possible to make your own out of a tree limb if you wanted to? Might be kind of a fun project. I'm sure we'll have some big fir limbs down this winter.

Ya those skin frame boats might be nice, but the question is - can you put packs in it and travel with it? And will it hold up?

Did "BIL" ever get his rack back? Man what a fantastic trip.

You could teach a canoe orienteering class with your big compass! Gorgeous build. Wow.

That thumb page holder is genius.

Once this canoe is done and you have another trip under your belt you should seriously consider writing a book combining your building and tripping experiences. I'd buy it. You, sir, are a true admiration to us in the canoe world. I look forward to following this build.

Ever think about saving the old portage pack and using it to make a matting for a picture frame?

That's the right philosophy. You have my respect man.

You seem pretty relaxed! Hope it all ends well.

Final pics?

Do check back in after your trip!