Resource Guides

[Dan Miller]

Those who have been poking around the new, revised website may have noticed that I have started adding what I am calling "Resource Guides." These are intended to help visitors to WCHA.org to discover the rich resources available to wooden canoe enthusiasts.

There will be additional ones added (e.g a Historical Resource Guide listing company histories, etc.).

I have a pretty good handle on Historical Resources, and Lapstrake Canoe Resources (including traditional and glued-lap).

I could use help with the following:

1) if you notice something has been left out, let me know.
2) cedar strip canoes, and I especially need someone conversant in modern cedar strip composites
3) if you have another area of strength (even those I thought I might draft) let me know...

If you are interested, I can provide additional information and parameters.

Thanks,
Dan

 

[Rob Stevens]

A few months back, I asked Roger to post my collated list of birchbark canoe building resources.
Here's the latest update;

 

[Dan Miller]

Hi Rob - yours was the first that went up...