A couple of nice old camps

[Beavertail]

I like these old pictures, good for the soul.

 

[Robin]

I agree, here's a couple of more. I like those checkered shirts

 

[memaquay]

If you are looking for an excellent wool plaid shirt, check out Bill Bill, Canadian made. I wear mine most of the year, it's not a jacket, but it's not a shirt. https://www.gostwear.com/bill-plaid...MI8e3r77m18wIVIwytBh2bbApfEAQYAiABEgJPK_D_BwE

Probably be pretty cheap with those American bucks, lol.

 

[VernAK]

My wool "buffalo plaid" shirt is badly worn but was recently given the same shirt in a heavy fleece by Outback Trading Company.
Very comfortable.

 

[yellowcanoe]

I agree, here's a couple of more. I like those checkered shirts

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That top one scares me! Keep seeing that lovely boat get blown into the river. I note the woodsman's habit of long pants and pants tucked in in the gentleman with the spruce boughs.

 

[VernAK]

I can recall canoeists and backwoods types wearing the traditional high top moccasins and wool socks wit pants tucked in to keep out bugs.
Some of Cal Rutstrum's pics show him in moccasins.

 

[Cheeseandbeans]

You can still find a few traditional makers of the double thick sole moose hide moccasins, but they are not cheap. Understandable given the time and materials.

Bob

 

[ppine]

Philip Goodwin did a lot of the old advertisement outdoor art.
I like camping with a lean to and a fire.
Old ways are the best ways.