What's in your living room?

[Benson Gray]

The small paddles get to live inside at our house as shown below. The rack still has some empty spaces so I probably need to find some more. The full sized ones are currently relegated to the garage.

Benson

 

[Greg Nolan]

We keep a few of our special paddles in our Maine parlor, with our North Star wanigan and a couple of pack baskets.



The rest of our paddles are in stacks at least as disreputable as Benson's, in our basement and garage.

Greg

 

[Flat cap Andy]

I think I could possibly get a canoe in the living room. But it would make it very difficult to get it in and out to paddle it so I haven't pursued the idea very much. But all I have to do is step out in the garage and look up.View attachment 33213

If there was a Land Rover 109 Station Wagon in there also, then this would be the dream garage!

 

[Awaysis]

Good Evening, great topic...I have had a Klepper folding kayak frame in the living room for about 10 yrs. now, it is a 1955 Klepper T9, not absolutely sure on year, but is a T9. Paddled it a bit, removed the hull/skin and hung it up. Was told it was an Olympic kayak champions kayak from @ 1955/56. But...now it will have an early original Peterborough canoe for company. Recently purchased it and should have it cleaned up and ready to hang soon. Photos of the Klepper T9

 

[crosscuts]

Four paddles of interesting wood. Three curly fir, one walnut. Four display models. Three Chris Pearson scale models.

R.C. Cross

 

[martin ferwerda]

Pretty much just a paddle rack for me, mostly Shaw and Tenny paddles, and one of the Made in Canada Old Town paddles

 

[Craig Johnson]

Most of my paddles are in the "garage" but I moved a few inside.

 

[TimJardein]

Now, that's a good collection.

 

[Todd F]

Bit of an older thread but organizing my photos. This is temporary I said, it should only be a month or so I said, the workshop will be done soon I said. My wife is a Saint...

 

[Rob Stevens]

Rusty on her perch above the front entry closet.