Jim's canoe gets a lot of use even though it hasn't been tagged in 24 years.
What fantastic fishing trips Talon and I (and Gram) have been on in this canoe! Talon catches delicious rainbow fish, red headed fish, catfish, tuna and a few old boots and tires too. We cook and eat the fish right away: Talon insists.
During the monsoon summer of 2008, the canoe doubled as a wading pool.
And during the artic blast of 2010...
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We waited till the temp warmed to 22 to go out and frolic but still could only stay out a few minutes at a time. Way Way too cold for humans--- made our skin hurt.
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Talon, looks like fun on ice. Did it stay frozen long?
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