Headwaters Canoe shares nice article about wooden canoe builders

[Robin]

This is a recent article published in "Intangible", a publication put out by the Sigurd Olsen Environmental Institute at Northland College, Wisconsin. I hope this link works for non Facebook people.

https://www.facebook.com/100063544899463/posts/pfbid02iTLcbd23WxN3LMjTgHMRm96vbXmjLr52XiGVNBQDmsuM3W3Bs3MJcgzApJ4e6fnBl

 

[Patrick Corry]

Thanks for posting. Enjoyable reading and pictures to study for wood/canvas canoeists!

 

[Gamma1214]

As a former facebooker, I can't even see the link (has their cancellation policy become that complete?) but I think I found the link external of that site. Pretty sure this is it but, even if not, it's a great read.

 

[Robin]

I wasn't sure if the link would work for non face bookers, guess not, but it's not that hard to find via Google.
I find myself spending more time on FB, and YouTube reading and watching content that more fits my interests these days.

 

[stevet]

Thanks Gamma1214…link works. Said it before but will say it again…I miss Tom M!!

 

[Glenn MacGrady]

There are many articles in the Intangible magazine. This one is about Headwaters:

HEADWATERS CANOES - Issuu

workshop in Wakefield, Quebec, is exactly where you’d expect custom wood-canvas canoes to be made. Weathered siding blends into the hills of Gatineau Park, a vast greenspace adjacent to Canada’s capital of Ottawa. Snow clings to the eaves on cold winter days. Woodsmoke curls from the chimney and...

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