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Canoe kit lashed down lengthways on a rental boat with no lashing loops.

How to Stow Your Kit for a Canoe Expedition

by Ray Goodwin | posted in: Wilderness Canoeing | 17

Stowing your equipment properly is an important consideration for any canoe trip. It’s important for protecting your kit. It’s important for your safety. Whether you are heading out on the water for the day or for several weeks, there are … Read More

buoyancy, Canada, canoe pack, canoeing, expeditions, lashing, leash, River Spey, whitewater safety & rescue, wilderness safety
The Lodge Log Cabin at the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust, Barnes, London

Bushcraft Inspiration in the Heart of London

by Barry Smith | posted in: What The Frontier Team Is Up To | 17

Recently my family and I had a great day at the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust site in Barnes, London. I was already looking forward to a nice day out with my kids, wife, aunt and uncle but was pleasantly surprised … Read More

Canada, fur trade, Hudson's Bay Company, London, Native American, personal trips, Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust
Personal Bushcraft and Survival Equipment for Wilderness Canoe Trips laid out

Wilderness Canoeing: Personal Bushcraft & Survival Kit

by Paul Kirtley | posted in: Wilderness Canoeing | 37

I always enjoy making canoe journeys in wild country. Particularly when you travel as a single tandem pair, or even solo, there is a feeling of isolation and giving yourself up to the wilderness. The canoe is quiet and has … Read More

bushcraft knife, Canada, canoeing, expeditions, fire-lighting, fishing, hiking, survival equipment, whitewater safety & rescue, wilderness safety
Winter Thaw in the Woods by Tom Thomson

Tom Thomson’s Art and The Canadian Wilderness

by Paul Kirtley | posted in: What The Frontier Team Is Up To | 6

Tom Thomson and the Group of Seven are pretty much household names in Canada: Certainly, when visiting Ontario over the past few years, this group of artists – the centre of gravity of which was in Toronto – seems to … Read More

Algonquin, Canada, Canadian Shield, canoeing, clouds, French River, Group of Seven, personal trips, Tom Thomson, weather

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