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<p style=”text-align: left;”>Thank you, John! It went well Saturday, Kay got in the boat for all of 5 minutes, but I’ll take what I can get ( at least she got in)! The baby likes floating on her back, so much so it was pretty comical. And Jacob loves to swim his heart out. Next week I’ll hopefully get to paddle more! Hope to see you soon, always love hanging out with the Tansils!</p>
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<p style=”text-align: left;”>Bill,</p>
No resemblance whatsoever! Thank you for taking time to show your support! Hope wet get to see you this spring!We discussed this at the meeting on Tuesday and were able to find a solution we think will work for all involved parties. One pool session will be a “family focused” session that will allow swimming in a cordoned off area. The other session will be paddler focused with no swimming allowed until boats are out of the water.
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Do you happen to know if there would be any good practice eddies on the Thompson to Whitener Ford section? Looking for good eddy service to practice ferries, peel outs, etc with no consequences; but would like to let the students run a little moving water if possible.
<p style=”text-align: left;”>Thank you for all of the information, Chuck! I really appreciate it!</p>
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Chris, thanks for the great tips and advice!! I’ll have to remember the painters’s tape!! When I did my neck gasket, I used a stock pot as the form. We used zip ties to keep the gasket from slipping (Jon’s idea, not mine), it seemed to work well. Since the rest of the suit leaks massively, I can’t really speak to the watertightness of the neck gasket, but it looked nice when I finished it.
Good luck, Jerry!
Sarah
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