Some paddles from the Public Facebook Wall of the
Passamaquoddy Cultural Heritage Museum. Most look to be ash but a few seem like weathered maple with their blades painted a deep forest green. The subtle variety of grips tend to have that elongated feature I've begun to favour in my paddle carvings.
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Variety of Passamaquoddy Paddles
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