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How tall are you, and or how tall do I need to be for the bike?

canoe wrote:Cindy's Hole on Richland. you can spend all day inthere without even trying!!!!!

this made me laugh really hard but my friend you make an excellent point

How much?

As I expected the grand canyon was 1) AWESOME, and 2) some of the biggest water I have paddled. So the quick and dirty Rapids: House rock, it turns out in my opinion is an underated rapid we had our only raft flip, and rower swim there (no kayakers swam the entire trip) the roaring twenties, the gem...

Just put my two cents in :mrgreen: Ryan is a friend of mine and someone I worked with for many years on the Ocoee and certainly an extremely competent guide/kayaker (and sorry) but way more competent than the overweight jokers on jet skis working for the "swift water rescue team" :poke: LO...

"where it flows down out of the Ouachita Mountains in the southern Arkansas Ozarks"

Alright seriously, first there are no southern ozarks, in fact they are two entirely different geologic entities (ozarks and ouchitas), anyway from what I read dude don't know.......

Thanks everyone pretty close to having everyting packed up, will post a trip report when I get back in june

thanks cooper and those berore you saying you worried makes me regret not postin on here befoer i was ok, that was a tragedy in the gulf i had friends that workedon that rig, but i am ok our rig survived, thaks vor all the advice like i said just want to hear what others have to sa please post your ...

word, gonna have to unpack/find those between now and then but since I won't have much choice should't be a problem

So, I just lucked into a grand canyon trip at the end of this month. I am looking for advice on things you would take/wouldn't take based on similar western whitewater trips. Obviously food and raft support etc. is taken care of, boat, gear all that got it, tent drybag. I am talking about personal/c...

what everyone else said if you are not backpacking the paco pad is hands down the most durable, comfortable option out there short of taking your bd with you

Having hand paddled extensively on the ocoee (the only way I paddled that river for about the last two years I guided out there) my advice is this. 1) They will be hard to get off if you don't paddle very often with them and B) will be pointless to carry as a back up if you don't know what you are d...

Cowper,
I feel your pain brotha I am sitting on an oil rig about 120miles off the coast of La, so uh yeah missing richland, oh the days when I was in fayetteville.

I am actually wanting to expand my horizons and as soon as I get a boat downhere other than my playboat would like to check out some of the swamps and bayous of the great state of Louisiana.

I am working for *looks left* *looks right* *whispers* Halliburton as an offshore field engineer on oil and gas platforms in the gulf of mexico which is alright I work two weeks on two weeks off so working on making some good boatin trips this spring/summer but certainly no longer have any whitewate...