beaver Birchbark CanoeingBuilder Friday at 11:16 AM #1 These excerpts from “The Woods and Lakes of Maine” detail the process of making cedar canoe shoes to protect their canoes from serious abrasions.
These excerpts from “The Woods and Lakes of Maine” detail the process of making cedar canoe shoes to protect their canoes from serious abrasions.
OP OP beaver Birchbark CanoeingBuilder Friday at 1:13 PM #2 Mariners Museum description Last edited: Friday at 2:36 PM
W Worth Gretter LOVES Wooden Canoes Friday at 10:26 PM #4 I was curious about the date of this so I searched online. At this link: https://books.googleusercontent.com...CJZzgZqEkKwjyR7x7v1NPqwPbMBXq3-Y4Gd3ejryfG8-O I found a slightly different version, dated 1884, with the "shoe" discussion starting on page 169.
I was curious about the date of this so I searched online. At this link: https://books.googleusercontent.com...CJZzgZqEkKwjyR7x7v1NPqwPbMBXq3-Y4Gd3ejryfG8-O I found a slightly different version, dated 1884, with the "shoe" discussion starting on page 169.
OP OP beaver Birchbark CanoeingBuilder Today at 10:17 AM #5 Worth Gretter said: I was curious about the date of this so I searched online. At this link: https://books.googleusercontent.com...CJZzgZqEkKwjyR7x7v1NPqwPbMBXq3-Y4Gd3ejryfG8-O I found a slightly different version, dated 1884, with the "shoe" discussion starting on page 169. Click to expand...
Worth Gretter said: I was curious about the date of this so I searched online. At this link: https://books.googleusercontent.com...CJZzgZqEkKwjyR7x7v1NPqwPbMBXq3-Y4Gd3ejryfG8-O I found a slightly different version, dated 1884, with the "shoe" discussion starting on page 169. Click to expand...