Feature Read
Updated 03/01/2025
In 1903 Leonidas Hubbard was commissioned to explore Labrador by canoe. Joined by his best friend and a Scots-Cree guide, Hubbard hoped to make a name for himself as an adventurer. Plagued by poor judgment and bad luck, his party turned back and Hubbard died of starvation just thirty miles from camp.
Two years later, Hubbard's widow, Mina, and Wallace returned to Labrador, leading rival expeditions to complete the original trek and fix blame for the earlier failure. Their race made headlines from New York to Nova Scotia - and it makes fascinating reading today in this widely acclaimed reconstruction of the epic saga.
Feature Video
Updated 03/01/2025
John W. - Moving Water Trim
The 3rd of 3 videos by one of my favorites is John W. - this one on moving water trim. He talks about the “stupidly simple” rule that he uses - “What we stick IN the water sticks TO the water”. Applying that concept enables you to use dynamic trim to leverage flows to your advantage, so you an reach the cake and avoid the alternative..
Enjoy!
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