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65The Duck River God's Gift to Tennessee
A brief history of the Duck River that runs through middle Tennessee. The endangered species that thrive in it's waters and the unique and diverse animal life that live in it;s eco-system.
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73Building a Cedar Strip Canoe: The Details: Making the Forms
A description of how to create the a jig for making a stip canoe. Making the Forms. Expansion of "Building a Cedar Strip Canoe: The Basics". More details this time.
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80Dominica Carib People: Kalinago War and Warners
There are about 10,000 Kalinago people (Carib People) in the Caribbean. The largest community, of about 4,000, lives in Dominica. It is here that Carib Warner reigned and where history was made when the Kalinago defeated many British, French and Spanish invading forces
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81Canoeing in Michigan-The Rifle River
Canoeing can make for some great adventures, stories, and memories. This hub is about the spontaneous canoe trip that created problems along the way.
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84Building a Cedar Strip Canoe: The Basics
A practical account of my experiences and a brief guide to building a cedar strip canoe. It includes links to stories of using the canoe for wilderness camping and fishing.
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92Escape from Al Capone - Hideout Refuge in Ely, Minnesota
The Hibbards escaped from Chicago with their lives & built a successsful fishing lodge & cabins on beautiful Moose Lake in Ely, MN. Photos & videos.
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74Building a Cedar Strip Canoe: The Details: Lofting the Plans
A description of how to create canoe plans from a table of offsets which are hull measurements. Lofting. Expansion of "Building a Cedar Strip Canoe: The Basics". More details this time.
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76Solo Kayak Camping
A summary of my experience using my home built cedar strip kayak for wilderness camping in Canada's Quetico Provincial Park
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63Where I Go Camping In My White Mountains NH: Family Camp Grounds Appalachian Trail with Bear Country
I was lucky to be able to go camping so often when I was younger. My Father is a Vietnam Veteran, and he has a knack for the outdoors and survival. He shared his passion with me ever since I can remember. I joined the Boy Scouts when I was young, and we went camping, fishing, boating, and all of the other activities associated with outdoor survival.
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