Projected Seaway Season 2022 What about the 2022 season? That depends on what is happening in Ukraine. Think grain and more grain. Cary R. Brick
How to Restore a Wooden Cliffe Craft Boat – Marc Benoit style Having restored three wooden boats inside and out, I’ve amassed some very useful and practical experience in boat restoration. So here I will share some of the important things that I have learned. Marc Benoit
"Doing Something Small for Others . . ." This summer I wrote a post thinking it would be nice not to go out in the early morning alone and it would be nice to share with people who may not have had this opportunity before. Doug Tulloch & Brian Hudon
Reflections Doug McKenzie pays tribute to Ian Coristine's photograph as our way of saying thanks to Ian and his love of the Thousand Islands Doug McKenzie
A Farewell from Alaina Young Winding through the woods, I looked for a rock marker to let me know where to turn and find my cottage . . . Alaina Young
History Lesson on Permaculture, an essay Let’s take a short look back in time and work our way to the present, just to gain some perspective. 10,000 years ago we began our transition from a nomadic way . . . George Brabant
Slacking Off I’m plopping down in the backyard on this tan canvas hammock, dropping my head on the built-in pillow and doing absolutely, positively nothing. Marilyn K. Neulieb
Blue Beaches Several years ago, I noticed a blue color appearing on our Thousand Islands beaches and rocky shorelines that had not been there in the past. John Peach
Les Corbin’s Famous Photo of the Ice Punt There is an old photo taken by Les Corbin in 1946 of a small wooden boat in the icy river with six men in it - just as it is leaving the Clayton Docks . . . Manley L. Rusho
Cottage Chairs Nothing embodies the art of relaxation more than sliding back into a comfortable, wooden cottage chair, your favourite beverage resting on the wide armrest . . . Tom King
The Ship’s Cook Meet Catherine Schmuck, who has cooked aboard 19 ships since starting in the early 1980’s . . . Wayne C. Strauss
Save The River's Kingfisher Septic Tank Monitoring Program We all remember that Saturday morning when we voted, I think unanimously, that starting the Kingfisher Septic Tank Monitoring Program was not only a good thing to do, but that it was vital to the health of the River. John Peach
Memories from My Sketch Books I'm sure people wondered who this guy wandering around town, snapping shots of all kinds of things, might be. Joel F. Charles
