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Wow. It was ten years ago last month since Willis left us. That fateful day is seared into my memory. He and I were planning a trip together but it never got beyond the idea stage. I am going to try to plan some time next year to do it. The big idea is a loop from Inlet (on the Oswegatchie) to...

Here are just a few photos. I am still transcribing my journal into the digital online blog.

Anyone else who is familiar with those dates planning on being in the area for the 100th ?? Yes I am being purposely vague. Not to keep a secret, but to provide some fun sleuthing for others.

This is a neat find anong the devastation: https://www.yahoo.com/gma/canoe-unearthed-hurricane-irma-could-hundreds-years-old-195804517--abc-news-topstories.html

I wonder if this will ever be cost effective, or practical for hull construction in the future? http://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-invent-a-hydrogel-fabric-that-s-five-times-stronger-than-steel

http://www.neohbackpackingclub.com/BlogDetail.aspx?id=4221

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Two years ago today, I awoke to learn of the passing of Willis B, the founder of canoetripping.net. I had never met Willis in person, but was looking forward to the following paddling season as we were planning a trip together. Someday, Willis, I will do that trip and think of you...

Canoeing and Camping James A. Cruikshank American Sports Publishing Company, 1915 - Camping - 118 pages http://books.google.com/books?id=o7NGAAAAIAAJ&dq Lot of neat vintage items shown and described. Link above is for the free eBook.

BOSTON (AP) — They say no man is an island, but Michael Richard Smith has been creating his own floating homes in Boston Harbor. The Coast Guard and Boston police are keeping an eye on the unconventional camper who has been tying his canoe to small offshore docks in the city's inner harbor and...

Cesar's Birch Bark Canoe http://www.nfb.ca/film/cesars_bark_canoe/ Link has free video, but you can also purchase a DVD.