[JoeSartori]

I loooove good honey and Jerry’s is some of the best!

[JoeSartori]

Thank Scott and John! I appreciate everyone in the club and the broader paddling community!

[JoeSartori]

I will miss Freddie! This news came as a shock. He touched a lot of lives.

[JoeSartori]

thanks for the post 🙂

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Thank you George! We can use your help! See you Saturday.

Additional info about Setup:

Volunteers please arrive by 10:00 am and check in with me at the pavilion. We will assign you to a group. At 10:00 we will have a kick-off meeting to explain the process. There will be experience folks with each group. Bring gloves, sturdy shoes, wire cutters, knife, water, lunch & sunscreen</span>.

We will hang a few gates & poles to be used for the Saturday afternoon Slalom Clinic, which is free for volunteers.

We have the group campground on Saturday night for setup volunteers.  Water may not be turned on this weekend.  But we do have beer coming.

Thank you and see you Saturday morning.

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gone.

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Thanks Ellen! I’m up for my annual TNR, but I think I missed last year!

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Will do Sandy! The storm delighted us, but was not so close.

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Thank you to all who helped with setup yesterday! Your numbers topped 30!!! Special thanks to Jim, Chuck, Slim, and Chris M for leading up the teams and providing sage advice. As one of the most niggling tasks on planet, I observed you all graciously deal with slick rocks, voice-drowning water, and trees whose sole purpose is to thwart wires, string, and people. Hopefully new bonds were formed and old ones strengthened. See you all next weekend!

[JoeSartori]

Thank you Mike and George! Mike, please plan to work on river right and ferry a ladder across. Please PM me with any questions.

All others! Thank you in advance! We appreciate your help! Please check in at the Pavillion when you arrive, where I or someone will ask you if you are (1) wanting to work on river left, which does not require getting in your boat, or (2) if you want to ferry string across the river, which requires decent boating skills, or (3) if you want to work on river right, which simply involves a willingness to get into your boating gear and ferry yourself to the other side of the river. We will then pair you up with a team.

Don’t forget leather gloves to protect your hands, pocket knife, and wire cutters.

Please see more info below. And, be ready to practice your slalom skills on gates in a nice easy pool above Big Drop after the wires are set.

I don’t know yet what the adult beverage will be, but I am sure it will taste good after all our hard work paddling and running wires in the great outdoors!

Thanks again and don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.

SYOTR,

Joe

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thanks for the info!

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Vince, tomorrow, Sunday, 12:00. Sorry, can’t do Mon or Tues.

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Thanks for organizing this Casara! We are thinking about signing up. Sunday would work out better for us.

[JoeSartori]

~8′ today. Primo was in. (It was a last-minute decision for me.) Looks like it is headed back up.

SO, it is quite a hike to the river now. The turn-off to the parking lot at the low-head dam is closed. You can park at the Route 66 bridge. But you have to hike to the river, and there is not a direct trail.

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Hey Ross! Good luck to Paxton and her dad!

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