This was not a scenic river, but I’ll post some pictures.
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Pictures from my Canoe Trips
- Thread starter WhitewaterWoman
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Northern Saskatchewan. Fly-in.
Beautiful pictures! Looks very peaceful.
Nice. Except for the Boundary Waters, I haven't done a lot of lake Wilderness paddling. Which model is that? The hull looks fishform (seating behind the center) like a DY design. How does it take waves?
My stripper is like that with a slightly fuller bow to ride up on waves easily. Playing around in boats is fun. Here is me in my stripper on a lively river. I built it with a tuck-in to avoid having to reach past a wider gunwale while offering the stability of a flared hull. Northern white cedar, redwood, ash gunwales, mahogany decks.
My stripper is like that with a slightly fuller bow to ride up on waves easily. Playing around in boats is fun. Here is me in my stripper on a lively river. I built it with a tuck-in to avoid having to reach past a wider gunwale while offering the stability of a flared hull. Northern white cedar, redwood, ash gunwales, mahogany decks.
A few years ago, a couple of teenagers on a crime spree stole a boat to ride down one of the rivers to Hudson's bay, at about the same latitude. The locals just shook their heads. It was unclimbable sand banks and millions of bugs all the way. They didn't make it. I'm sure glad you didn't find a surprise waterfall like a couple of Saskatchewan locals I know did.
There isn't much in northern Saskatchewan, and lots of wilderness... Great photos
@Luca, As a fellow padler, I feel that canoe trips can be exciting, fun, healing, and sometimes transcendental, but always uplifting to use one's skills to be comfortable in nature. And safe.I would actually say that it is pretty scenic!Wonderful pictures.
Sorry you're going through a rough time right now. I hope the canoe trips are uplifting.
