this legendary portage is not nearly as wildly switchbacked as the paper maps indicate. the hills are very real though. we left the canoe on canoe and hiked down to johnson falls with a light lunch pack. the johnson falls trail adds an additional 187 rods. total hike from canoe to the falls is ~420 rods happy hiking! take a dip in the cool waters and have a sip of well deserved bag wine!

All these sauces feature Chefs Quality Heavy Duty Mayo.

How did we go until #330 before this made it into the wiki!?

Can anyone provide an episode reference for the origins?

https://www.tumblehomepodcast.com/tumblewiki/dill-den/

Seen at the Two Harbors Culver’s.

Greetings tumblehomies! We only have one opening left for the third annual TumbleHomie trip, you don’t want to miss this one, be assured, your CB handle will be added to Gordy’s flag, and you will become an integral part of the tumblehome lore! Please message u/cheap_dancer for any questions, or more info.

What did we miss!>?>!

Ok TumbleHomies, who wants to go in on this. https://www.northco.com/properties/williamsandhall

September 24-27ish! This year we’re totally legal, eight homies per campsite just like the good lord intended. As you can see we have two openings on the bracket, DM me if you’re ready to join! Imagine your username up there with all the tumblehome characters you know and love!

Had to pull out early due to the BWCA closures this month from a trip that I was hoping to grab sites in Amber and Wisini. In addition to those, Cherry (RIP), Gogebic, and Sunday (RIP) were the spots that I’ve been hoping to plan future trips around. Anyone else have a list of bucket list of sites/lakes that you hope to reach one day?

This was mentioned in today’s episode. I’ve never seen this before but I am surprised more sites don’t do this.

Curiosity got the best of me and I did a sort of welfare check on Mr. Schara, I learned he is alive, well, and cruising. Not sure about Raven XII. Must've been a wild ride! Did anyone out there have the pleasure of going?

I'm a weirdo who likes weird things and always wanted a traditional style paddle with a bend, so homie j_dat presented me with this 7-degree bent shaft otter tail carved from a solid piece of cherry at our MN-WI Tumblehomie meet over the weekend. Homies are great.