Ted, we have to do a hot tent trip, maybe a ice out trout lake in Algonquin? It would even be better if you finished that wood canvas Peterborough you have.
Probably lots of folks up there have wood canvas canoes and hot tents, make it a WC-HT-Gathering?
Watersong, Retirement is great, grab it as soon as you can and enjoy life.
Rob, Thanks, it's not Marshall Lake area but it has to do. I can only imagine how much fun a moose hunt with canoe and hot tent is. I put my $50 into the Maine Moose Hunt lottery every year hoping to draw a permit and hunt out of my 17' Chestnut Prospector
Nessmunk, I stopped at Boones Landing and took that first picture, good call. I stayed at site 35. I bushwacked around Tomar Mt, up and over one day, beautiful hardwoods in there.
Sitting up over a trail, Tomar pond out front

YC- Nice pictures, flooded ferry landing at the end?
HOOP, Those 6 angles came from the 9 piece kit that came with the tent when I bought it new. They are heavy, but very strong. When I downsized the 8x10 wall tent, I kept the roof the same, although I moved the stove pipe from going thru the roof to out the front. I also cut that stove down from 12x12x24 to 12x12x12. I need to do some more work on it, but it works fine, I sleep without heat. Maybe a smaller stove would be better for shoulder season and portage ease. I used wire to hang stuff on the interior frame, but I'm thinking about something neater, like shower curtain hooks or some other ring I can just slide onto the dowels as I'm setting the tent up.
Although I didn't see any deer in NY, I did manage to connect here in CT on 11/13, up behind my place on my neighbors farm, 174lbs, 7 point, maybe some venison jerky for Ted and Robins wood canvas/hot tent gathering...hah
