Letters
No free lunch
In your review of the Streamside Voyageur Grill [Canoeroots, V6, I3] you suggest some people might be using a “campfi re grill they stole from a discarded fridge.” It’s my understanding that refrigerator grills are plated
with cadmium, which can be poisonous to humans. If this is correct, by making reference to this use, it may lead someone to try it. T e outcome is obvious. I have used many “free” grills over the years, always mak- ing sure they were chrome-plated.
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Another good reason for treating yourself to a proper grill, and come to think of it, you might want to stop putting food in your fridge.—Ed
Rocky Mountain high
We’ve recently started subscribing to Canoeroots and we love how informative it is. T e pictures and articles are extremely motivating. What we would really enjoy is information on some of the rivers and lakes in southern B.C. We love the Kootenay River and travel it often, but would love to see some articles that could motivate us to explore some other areas. I think your readers would love to see the beauty that exists in the Rocky Mountains as well.
TANYA GILLARD British Columbia
Agreed. Go to
www.canoerootsmag.com to read back issues with articles on canoeing Powell River [V4], the North Saskatchewan River [V5, I1], the Peace River [V5, I4] and Wells Gray Provin- cial Park [V6, I3], with more coming this year.—Ed
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Building and repairing canoes for over 35 years C ANOE ROOT S spring 2008
PHOTO: BETH KENNEDY
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