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welcome home Dave. I can't wait to see you...

GREAT NEWS...

GREAT NEWS. Thanks for the update.

Cat, thank you so much for keeping us informed. It really helps to hear how Dave is doing.

Thanks. Please keep us updated. Dave is special to all of us.

can anyone fill me in on Dave Reid's accident?

ohhhh Auntie Em, I don't think Toto and I are in Kansas anymore!
Hope everyone is OK. We have basements here in Kansas...
jim

a recent article in Outside magazine analyzes the decline of whitewater kayaking.
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any opinions?
jim

exactly. your memory is real good. the video is of the top of the rapid. Hells continues for nearly 1/2 mile, hence the name. the flow was about 1200 cfs on the lodore section and everyone went right (or over). the yampa dumped about 6500 cfs in at echo park so the final canyon (split mountain) was ...

the first raft thru was a wichita boater (to remain anonymous). after a few tense moments (seconds) in the hole he flushed out in good shape. the rock is known as lucifer or whalerock and is the crux of the upper part of the rapid.
jim

Here are some shots of our recent trip on the Gates of Lodore on the Green River in Dinosoar National Monument. Noted ACC member Okieboater was one of the star oarsmen as well as Shred Ready owner Tom Sherburne along with a cast of characters from Oregon, Utah, Kansas, Missouri and Idaho. This is a ...

Fish
I am really sorry. you were a good father...
jim

I thought you all would be interested in what is happening with regards to access to the Arkansas River in Kansas. Sedgwick County orders halt on Arkansas River plan Comments (62) Recommend (6) BY DEB GRUVER The Wichita Eagle No more planning, staff time or money from Sedgwick County will go into a ...

all who have boated for many years have noticed the increase of participation in our sport. however, the stats point out some interesting trends. when I first started whitewater boating in the early 1980s, the Outdoor Industry Foundation did not track the participation in the sport as it was too sma...

if you are interested in the industry research of the issues mentioned here, including ethnic participation and recent participation figures, go to http://www.outdoorindustry.org" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; and click on "research and resources" then "view ...