There are still registration spots available at this symposium. It is being held concurrently at Paul Smith's College with the Wooden Canoe Heritage Association Assembly, which is dedicated this year to the canoes of Tom Mackenzie. All details here:
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Adirondack Canoe Symposium, July 14-17, 2022
- Thread starter Glenn MacGrady
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Here is a written review of the 2022 Adirondack Canoe Symposium. It begins:
"Having enjoyed canoeing since childhood, my wife Susan and I thought we were competent canoeists; that is, until we discovered the magical mastery of FreeStyle canoeing. We now know we are novices in the science and art of FreeStyle canoeing, and yet, we feel we are setting out on a wonderful adventure."
"Having enjoyed canoeing since childhood, my wife Susan and I thought we were competent canoeists; that is, until we discovered the magical mastery of FreeStyle canoeing. We now know we are novices in the science and art of FreeStyle canoeing, and yet, we feel we are setting out on a wonderful adventure."
Well, winter is slowly tightening its grip. It's a cold dark rain today, but we're already into the two steps forward-one step back process of ice up around here. I'll get out a few more times, but already my thoughts begin to drift to next year....
So: anyone yet know of dates for the ACS/WCHA gathering for 2023?
So: anyone yet know of dates for the ACS/WCHA gathering for 2023?
Thanks Glenn!
ACS would be July 14-16
Thanks! Made it to the Maine Symposium last summer. Hoping to make this joint gathering this coming and want to block off the calendar days. They fill up before you know it!
Here's an interesting page of canoeing events:
I think you should copy the idea Glenn.
I think you should copy the idea Glenn.
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