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Here are a couple more that I liked https://youtu.be/DBBdOpnYV1k https://youtu.be/GVKVOXY1S7c He has lots more to watch on youtube all worth a watch

I have been watching this guys work for a while now , I thought some of you might be interested https://youtu.be/rAJPZLNe5os https://youtu.be/atUT-kMsnDg

This do you ? http://canoepaddler.me.uk/Products.php The Yukon is a great bit of kit and a good size holds two mid sized pot easy , Good company with prompt delivery ... no connection to the company just a happy customer

Very nice indeed ,so tactical that you even dropped your trademark red dot ,,,,top stuff

Do a little digging and you will find the real reason for this story ,, Here is a hint its a charity based organisation

Its in the daily mail !! Well that must be true !!!

Make a top quilt from it that will about half the weight and do you fine for summer camping

Here you go some ideas, mod to suit a bigger tarp http://youtu.be/9SGFUXpzPGQ

You can make this from a 3mx3m tarp so you could do something similar with an xl tarp

That would be great Michael , I am tied up until the end of April start of may, but some time after that would be much appreciated ,I could pop down to your neck of the woods for a paddle somewhere or if you are heading north , we will get something sorted Cheers Jason

I am looking at the Old town the Camper 16 ,Old town Penobscot 16 , Wenonah Prospector 16 or the Wenonah Aurora 16 all which I still can get in Royalex and are between 26kg and 29kg ,I need the lighter canoe now as my knee is on its way out and the super tanker canoe that I have just now weighs...

Not the same car in the range but a good honest review http://youtu.be/bCxPThfikWc, other things I know are they are owned by Renault the one your looking at has basically the Renault kangoo van diesel engine with some refinement and I know Renault have not had one engine recall on that one , so...

You think ! I might give this joinery a try one day :)

No I used fencing planks, but you could do the same with pallets if you can get hold of them no probs

Looks the dogs ,,,nuf said

Yeh the front panels just lift off the are on gravity batons which is just a length of timber 95mmx40mm ripped up the middle at about 40 degrees one bit gets screwed to the panel top and bottom the other get screwed to the frame the weight of the panel holds it in place I can put more detailed...

Yeh! with a bit of jigging that could be done no probs at all , now I was going to sell my old canoe but now you have me thinking :thinkerg:

Yes , had to move and turn the shed to accommodate the canoe ,which left me 16' 6" that gives me enough room for my new canoe when I get it , you have to think ahead :D

My canoe had been stored at a mates garage for some time ,which was fine, but thought it would be better at home, so rejigged the garden and made it a new home ,so no more do I have to head to mates garage for my canoe . Some pics

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