Nice hang in the BWCAW

[kwpapke]

Always nice when you can pitch your hammock right next to the water! Video of this 8-day trip in the works, but thought I'd post this photo of our last night's campsite/hang. My AHE Shangri La tarp did a great job of keeping me dry during the all-day downpour we experienced.
--Kurt

[xMagnolia]

That’s a beautiful spot! It was tent camping in the BWCA that sent me to the trees. Wish I had chance to get back up there.

Charlotte.

[BillyBob58]

Back in your old stomping grounds eh? Out of the desert and back way up north! Wher you made history with that HHSS, near by at least! Looks great!

[Shug]

Glad you are out there back in your canoe groove.
Shug

[Rifleman]

That is an amazing hammock spot. Wishin' I was closer!!

[lugnut]

What was your trip itinerary? I just spent 2 nights on the Angleworm Trail and got back yesterday.

[ofuros]

Watery hangs are my favourite hangs. Thumbs up.

[kwpapke]

That’s a beautiful spot! It was tent camping in the BWCA that sent me to the trees. Wish I had chance to get back up there.
Charlotte.

It's a special area, worth making the effort!

Back in your old stomping grounds eh? Out of the desert and back way up north! Wher you made history with that HHSS, near by at least! Looks great!

Yep, no -26 degrees this time though!

Glad you are out there back in your canoe groove.
Shug

Let me know if you want to give it a shot sometime. Great fun.

That is an amazing hammock spot. Wishin' I was closer!!

That would be a long drive for you, but people do it!

What was your trip itinerary? I just spent 2 nights on the Angleworm Trail and got back yesterday.

Mostly on Knife Lake. We put in on Moose Lake at La Tourelle's. I'll have maps in my video.

Watery hangs are my favourite hangs. Thumbs up.

Nuthin' better!

Thanks everyone for your comments.

--Kurt

[alifeoutdoors]

Mostly on Knife Lake. We put in on Moose Lake at La Tourelle's. I'll have maps in my video.

Ah very nice route. Did you page homage at the Isle of Pines? I was fortunate enough to meet her a couple years before she passed. Something I won't ever forget.

[kwpapke]

Ah very nice route. Did you page homage at the Isle of Pines? I was fortunate enough to meet her a couple years before she passed. Something I won't ever forget.

We paddled right past it, but didn't stop because we didn't have the Molter location on a map or GPS. It's a big island. If you had some of her homemade rootbeer you are a lucky guy!

--Kurt