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[ CONTRIBUTORS ] CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT


TIM GENT Living in what is undeniably a busy country, Tim Gent is for- tunate to have a home on England’s southwest peninsula, not far from the moors and close to the sea. Tim shares his adven- tures canoeing in Europe’s last wilderness in “Right to Roam” on page 48. A writer and photographer for a number of British outdoor magazines, find more of his work at www.facebook. com/t.h.gent.


CHARLOTTE JACKLEIN Canoeist and kayaker, Charlotte Jacklein has been paddling for more than two decades. A teacher at an alternative school dur- ing the year, she spends her summers guiding wilderness trips. With a love of maps since she was a child, Charlotte was a per- fect choice to advise campers on the lost art of navigation on page 30. “I’ve paddled off the map more than once... sometimes intentionally, sometimes not!” she says.


SCOTT MACGREGOR In Base Camp on page 33, Canoeroots’ founder and publisher Scott MacGregor and his children were invited to a traditional rendez- vous encampment. Before traveling 150 years back in time they raided their dress-up bin and stripped their beds of Hudson Bay blankets. As the rendezvous’ axe throwing champion readied MacGregor’s modern 21-megapixel digital SLR camera, he told them not to smile, which suited stoic Dougie just fine.


MIKE MONAGHAN Mike Monaghan is a part-time professional photographer who has been solo tripping for 20 years. His first solo trip was in Brit- ish Colombia. “The highlight was a night spent sleeping in the canoe, anchored out in the middle of the lake, as the Milky Way twinkled down at me from above,” he says. Since then, he’s been hooked. See his tips for a solo trip of your own on page 25.


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PHOTOS COURTESY: TIIM GENT, CHARLOTTE JACKLEIN, SCOTT MACGREGOR, MIKE MONAGHAN


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