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traversing.ca

Canadian Camping, Canoeing, and Outdoors News, Store Listings and Gear Reviews

wordsnwood.com

woodworking with art mulder; custom designs, plans, and projects.

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I hope everyone had an amazing summer. We closed the season off with a paddle around Swift Creek Lake in Pocahontas State Park. This particular location is one of our favorite spots to paddle with …

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Within the Haudenosaunee tradition the "wood's edge" is a place of transition. It is a point where the world of your making is met with the uncertainty of the realms beyond. It is also where travelers are met and defined. A place where strangers are made into family. This "edge" will bring you into my small world - a place where the world of one Native American family will open up for you to share.

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Canoe Sail 36 sq ft (3.34 sq m) We are happy to announce the introduction of a modest sailing canoe sail. It is also suitable for small children's sailing dinghies about 8ft long - see more information below. Typically kids sailing dinghies have around 35 to 40 square feet of sail. The production sail has only a single reef unlike this early trial sail from a couple of years ago. The photos are the same sized sail made by my friend Paul Helbert on prototype Quick Canoe being sailed by me at Mt Storm Reservoir in Virginia USA. The new RSS made sail is quality white dacron and has one reef only, but these photos should give an estimate of the size and how it looks. It will fit many boats including the drop in sailing canoe rig from Storer boat plans. It has a reef that will take it down to 23 sq ft which is the same size as the original smaller sail for the drop in rig. It uses the same yard and boom length as that simple sailing rig. Fitting the 36sq ft sail to other boats and canoes. Mast Diameter - We recommend for canoes where the crew might sit on the side of the boat to sail that the mast cross section be around 50mm (2") round or 45mm (1 3/4") square with rounded corners. The round dimensions will work for round wooden masts, including hollow birdsmouth mast construction or for an aluminium section with about a 2mm (.08") wall. For a boat which will be sailed sitting inside the boat I would recommend a mast slightly smaller. You can deduct 6mm or 1/4" from the mast diameter. Mast Length - The mast needs to extend be about 2560 above the deck or sheerline of the boat, but will need to be longer to reach the bottom of the boat. Other Spars and Centre of Effort or balance of the boat This is a sail diagram to give the measurements for the yard and boom. It also gives enough information for people to work out if the CE (centre of effort) will be in the right place for their centreboard or leeboard position. As a balance lug - For a boat without

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A weeklong program in Baja gives 24 schoolchildren from low-resource homes in Loreto the chance to learn, grow, and fall in love with the ocean through sea kayaking — all at no cost to their families. Founded and led by Sea Kayak Baja Mexico’s Ginni Callahan, one of the world’s foremost kayak coaches and guides who has been […]

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jean provencher est un historien et communicateur québécois. son blogue sur l’histoire, la nature et la culture est le journal de bord de ses explorations.