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"Richard Ferguson" wrote in message ... For some reason, I have got it in my craw to canoe to the Arctic Ocean, perhaps on the McKenzie or the Horton, the Yellowknife looks too technical for my taste/experience. I have done a lot of research, I have the McCreadie book, I even made up web pages for a half dozen rivers with a summary of my research, including links to good trip journals, etc. What I am short is a willing partner for a month long trip. I used the web pages as a sales tool for some of my friends who I thought might be game. However, it is hard to find someone who can take off that much time. Hmm. Lets talk. I'm a teacher, so I have summers off. I've done from the headwaters of the Snake to the Peel to the McKenzie...it was 2 weeks. Logistics are managable, but its a pricey trip. You'd want to have two solo canoes, I think, to carry gear and to enable you to get out in case of catastrophe. What rivers are you thinking of? --riverman |
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