Canoe carver and navigator Ron Acfalle from the group Ulitao is currently in Taitung, Taiwan building a traditional canoe more than 40 feet in length there with the support of the local government and local indigenous groups. Earlier this year Siñot Acfalle joined grandmaster navigator Sesario Sewralur aboard the Alingano Maisu which, using only traditional navigational techniques sailed from Palau to Taiwan and back. While Dr. Michael Lujan Bevacqua, the Guam Museum’s curator was in Taiwan this

Hegarts Canoe and Outdoor life on Instagram: "The spruce ribs are ready for the upcoming canoe-building course. They will become a Solo Wilderness 14.5′ canoe, a model I like very much 🛶. As you can see, I taper the ribs. This creates the illusion that they are standing straight, even when they lean toward the center of the canoe. It’s a small detail that makes the canoe more beautiful and also saves a bit of weight. My Canadian 🇨🇦 canoe-building friends would say it’s unnecessary extra work,

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