October 2005 Table of Contents

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ON THE COVER
A tranquil Greenland campsite provides one of the more reflective moments during the “Trip from Hell” that begins on page 46. Photo by Larry Rice
FEATURES
Trespassing in Torngak’s Territory – Portaging and lining their way through the Torngat Mountains of Labrador’s rugged interior while battling swarms of bloodsucking mosquitoes were just some of the challenges that confronted a group of venturesome canoeists encroaching on the home of a man-eating Inuit spirit. By Geoffrey Peake
Yellowstone Browns – A trout-filled channel connecting Yellowstone’s Lewis and Shoshone Lakes lures late-season kayaking fishermen to wager a bottle of Jim Beam for the one who lands the most trophies the fastest.
By Tom Bol
Trip From Hell – When the going gets tough, even highly experienced wilderness travelers sometimes lose their cool in the outback.By Larry Rice
DESTINATIONS
Oswagatchie River, New York – A sudden lightning storm illuminates a canoe sojourn down a brilliant upstate waterway.Alan Belford
Prince William Sound , Alaska – The sensations associated with glaciers calving their detritus into glassy Blackstone Bay overwhelm a group of kayakers exploring the vast untamed seascape.By Lin Alder
Day Trips: Madison, Wisconsin – Wisconsin Badger pride (and plastic beer cups) overflow in this quirky college town, but nothing matches a true Madisonian’s zest for stellar lake paddling. By Mathew Magolan
PUT-IN
Roarin’ Araguari – Corran Addison’s team of surfers is the first to ride a freakish Brazilian tidal bore. They didn’t dominate it, but they didn’t get spanked,either. By Mike Kord
Around the U.S. in 480 Days – Swedish Adventurer Renata Chlumska is on a 16-month mission to circumnavigate the continental U.S. Follow her adventure on-line Follow her adventure on-line By Mike Kord
A Green Republican – Martha Marks – President fo the Republican Conservatin Group Rep America – is one of the enviros best shots at attaining bipartisan support for the environment.
Calendar
HOW-TO
Surviving Lightning – The shore is not always a safe haven – have a backup plan in mind. By Cliff Jacobson
Sea Kayak Technique – To PFD or not to PFD. Is it a question?
By John Meyer
Canoe Technique – How to stay upright. By Steve Salins
Whitewater Technique – Pick the right paddle.By Mary DeRiemer
GEAR TO GO
New Products – By the Editors
REVIEW: DrysuitsBy Larry Rice
REVIEW: Racing KayaksBy Marty Grabijas
RESOURCES
ADVERTISERS INDEX
SHOPPER
GIFT GUIDE
ADVENTURE PADDLING DIRECTORY
PADDLING SCHOOLS
PADDLERS MARKETPLACE
DOWN THE STREAM – Look for these feature in upcoming issues
Buyer’s Bonanza – Our annual Buyer’s Guide is chock full of gear.
Hitch a Ride on the Hatchie – Tennessee’s Hatchie is the longest continuous stretch of naturally meandering river in the lower Mississippi Valley.
Biscanyne Bay- What better way to spend a winter day than cavorting with manatees and dolphins while paddling near Miami?
Related Posts:
Industry News
- Pelican Announces Key New Hires for 2012, Signs on Two New Sales Agencies 02.06.2012
- Hurricane Santee 100 LT Boasts New Look & Lighter Weight 02.02.2012
- Werner Paddles Hires Southwest Sales Representative 01.31.2012
- Gig Harbor Introduces Inaugural Gig Harbor Paddlers Cup April 28 & 29 01.30.2012
- Pelican Announces 2012 Line-up 01.30.2012





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