The Wilderness Paddler's Handbook by Kesselheim, Alan S. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Contents Introduction Part One - From Idea to Put-In

1 - How Trips Get Born 2 - Square Peg, Round Hole: Making a Trip Fit 3 - Getting There and Back 4 - Mining for Information

Part Two - On the Water

5 - The Partnership Tango: Two Vignettes 6 - Negotiating Current 7 - Rating Whitewater and Rivers 8 - Why Wood and Water Don’t Mix 9 - Open Water Hazards 10 - Against the Flow 11 - To Run, to Line, to Portage 12 - Going Solo

Part Three - Nomad Skills

13 - Finding a Way: Navigating 14 - No Grit: Life in Sandy Camps 15 - Rigging for the Day 16 - Finding a Home 17 - The Fiery Debate: Stoves versus Campfires 18 - Bears, Bugs, and Boonies:: The Bad Bs: of Wilderness Paddling 19 - Kitchens on the Go 20 - Luxuries of No-Portage Trips 21 - Water Safety: Getting a Safe Head 22 - First Aid 23 - In Honor of Place: Trip Sanitation 24 - Keeping Group Morale Afloat

Part Four - Outfitting

25 - Gear That Changed My Life 26 - The Gear List 27 - Trip Canoes 28 - Overhyped Equipment 29 - The Sentimental List 30 - The Human Fuel 31 - Menu Planner 32 - Favorite Recipes 33 - Disciplining the Pile

Part Five - Families and Canoes

34 - Why It Works 35 - Parental Judgment 36 - Infants 37 - Toddlers 38 - Subadults 39 - Kids’ Gear 40 - Trip Activities

Part Six - Expedition Destinations

41 - An Expedition Medley

Appendix 1 - Off-Season Boat Puttering Appendix 2 - Wilderness Paddler’s Resource Center

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