| Most viewed |
South Nahanni River346 viewsFigure 8 rapids
|
|
Bridge over Humber River346 views
|
|
346 views
|
|
346 views
|
|
346 views
|
|
Paddling into the unknown Current River345 views
|
|
Eric Morse's gear345 views
|
|
Richard and Mason345 viewsAdmiring the scenery on OSA Lake in Killarney
|
|
Stove #1-5345 viewsSweet! Notice this puppy is hot!
|
|
345 views
|
|
Solo345 viewsMe taking a spin on Carrigan lake in the evening.
|
|
Orillia Ontario 03345 views
|
|
345 views
|
|
345 views
|
|
345 views
|
|
Cdn Canoe Museum - one of the different Voyageur outfits344 views
|
|
Algonquin Park Ranger Badges344 viewsVisitor Centre display
|
|
GPS 4344 viewsGPS View
|
|
Day 6 Ice Edge344 viewsthin skim of ice on entire bay
|
|
344 views
|
|
344 views
|
|
344 views
|
|
344 views
|
|
Cdn Canoe Museum - sectioned canoe343 views
|
|
Geordie, my terrier mix, navigating343 views
|
|
Greek Army Sarongs????343 views
|
|
Thelon River343 viewsBeverly Lake-Waiting for the plane
|
|
Horton River343 views
|
|
Canadian Bushplane Museum343 viewsSault Ste Marie Ontario
http://www.bushplane.com/
|
|
"Pine sap trap"343 viewsTo get a stash of pine sap for canoe repair, people used to create a "trap" by notching a tree and let the sap accumulate over time. Thus they would have a stash of resin at their frequented camp sites whenever needed.
|
|
| 2779 files on 93 page(s) |
 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
73 | |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
