Great Blue Heron Identification - courtesy USGS

"Welcome"

Here we hope your dreams of Voyaging can come closer to reality. I believe the inland waters of America are an underutilized source of Peace and Tranquility for all of us. During the week, one can travel twenty miles on most rivers without seeing another human being. At hull speeds, animals are not startled as you pass, banks are not washed away in your wake, the driftwood just ahead can be avoided, lower horsepower is required, and gas consumption is nill and affordable. The busy pace of your life gently slips away and is replaced with a serenity that mystifys.

A succesful journey of more than a weekend, whether in a kayak or a yacht, requires knowledge and careful planning. It has been said that the planning can be as rewarding as the trip. The payoff is much greater than you think. Each successful trip brings a lifetime of good memories; of places, events, and new friends you've met. This site is dedicated to my dad, Reavis C. Wilson and my mother-in-law, Thelma R. Caldwell. Enjoy.

Stream of the Month:  Take a "Virtual Voyage" on the Harpeth River (TN)

2009 Photos

January February March April May June
July August September October November December

2008 Photos

January February March April May June
July August September October November December

2007 Photos

January February March April May June
July August September October November December

2006 Photos

January February March April May June
July August September October November December




Good News! We are attempting to build one of the largest waterway and voyaging databases in North America. Our plan is for it to contain easily accessable information to be used by anyone with waterway interests. If you would like to help us in this endeavor with donations of pictures, waterway storys, maps, documents or even financially, it would be greatly appreciated. Corporate donors are welcome.

Save the Net Listen Click & minimize to hear Good Music while surfing!