Mégiscane River, Québec

[Erica]

Erica, Just wonderful reading! If you are looking for another Curtis Dragonfly, Dustin Noel has one as well as other Curtis/Hemlock canoes: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/profile/1198170380

Thank you. I’m glad you are enjoying the reading.

It looks like your friend has a lot of good boats for sale. There could be people here interested, but no new boats for me.

 

[Kestrel]

Thank you. I’m glad you are enjoying the reading.

It looks like your friend has a lot of good boats for sale. There could be people here interested, but no new boats for me.

Will you be writing more on this trip? It seemed that the end of your last post implied there was more to come, but no rush. I have loved reading your trip reports, your writing style, humor, and photos.

I suggested Dustin Noel's (just an acquaintance really) used Dragonfly in my previous post because you once mentioned your poor Dragonfly had suffered terribly on one of your last trips. Did you ever get it repaired?

 

[Glenn MacGrady]

Just catching up on this Agatha Christie plot twist thread.

This time that little bird has been saying "The railroad dropped you off at the wrong river." And this time, the little bird was right.

Dang! That would be so very disheartening.

In the century-old tradition of "The Perils of Pauline", in which each episode ends with a damsel-in-distress cliffhanger, Erica punches out the best cliffhanger closing lines I've ever read in a trip report, including the "wrong river" little bird.

Erica, I knew you could get over that downed tree if you could get out of the canoe and push-pull it over the low end. But I can't figure out what that black pole thing is in between the two paddles.

 

[Goodtimescharlie]

Looks like a trekking pole to me...

 

[Glenn MacGrady]

Looks like a trekking pole to me...

Maybe. Then there's the thing in the lower left corner that looks like a paddle blade with a reflection of a rare Quebec rodent-fish. (I have never been a taxonomic biologist.)