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| Native watercraft expert Harvey Golden returned...
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| to give more demonstrations of Eskimo rolling.
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| Scott Malvich from Corvallis is building this skin on frame kayak.
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| Marty Vukonich of Otis built this Geodesic aerolite canoe, and the light dory behind it.
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| Bob Larkin from Corvallis built these two Chesapeake Light Craft canoes, and the
Acorn dinghy on the left.
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| Native American woodcarvers Gray Eagle and George Fence of Selma carved this shovelnose canoe.
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| George Fence. Shovelnose canoes were used on inland waters by many Northwest tribes.
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| The lump in the middle of the canoe is its "heart".
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| The canoe is named Otter Carrier in honor of a carver who died during its construction.
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