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Tag Archives: canoeing
Wordless Wednesdays: Golden Hour
Trail Clearing in Woodland Caribou PP
What started off as a conversation over dinner after a trade show, led to me clearing trails in northwestern Ontario six weeks later.
Ice Ice Baby (Canoeing)
In the haste to get trails cleared in time for one outfitter’s season opening trip, we pushed the limits of ice out in Woodland Caribou Provincial Park.
Scouting a New Route
Jenny and I said good-bye to our clients, consolidated gear, repacked her tripping canoe and headed out to paddle Carlyle Lake for a short scouting mission.
Recap: 4th Annual Women on Water Paddling Festival
If you run in the same social media circles that I do, you’ve likely seen the header to this post floating around.
Wordless Wednesdays: Summer Dreaming
On Portaging
The canoe yoke jostles for position on my shoulders, hitting a vertebra every time it slides up my neck. My shoulders ache with the effort to support my canoe pack and steady the canoe, an unwieldy seventeen-foot, forty-five pound Kevlar seesaw on a sixty-four inch base.
August 14th: Back to the Lodge
Date: Sunday, August 14, 2016 Weather: 23 degrees Celsius, partly cloudy Distance: ~8 kms back to the lodge
Abbreviated Trip Report: Temagami Canoe Trip
My third canoe trip with Wild Women Expeditions for the 2016 season.
Kate Monahan Outdoors 