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What are the odds it will be good to go? I've been waiting 8 years to have a go at it.

Depends on rain amounts today and tonight. If no more rain falls, then no, but if another inch or more falls tonight, then yes. I may be interested in going, post your intentions please.

Andy

will be interested too if it gets more rain.

My intentions pave the road to Hailstone.

I'm planning on running it sunday. I think the odds are good.

i think the hailstone will be good to go it was two feet over the low water bridge it wont drop that much it drops fast but not that fast i plan on doing it sunday but i think it will be at a great level i think down to 5 inch of airspace it good but depends on what else is going.

Dave, I hope you are right. I am half way planning on it also.

I've wanted to run it for a long time but never caught it - would love to go Sunday. Any firm plans on meeting time?

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Lucas

I would get in on a very early start time. But if planning to start mid-morning, better count me out. Of course, my interest in a creek has been the death-knell for floatability the past few days.

Anyone interested in meeting at the take-out pretty early?

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I'd like to join in too, what time to meet at the bridge/takeout?

I'll be driving from Springfield mo.

Richard

still have not heard from 1 knucklehead, but have heard from another. tentative plans are to be at boxley at 9:30.

Me and my boss will be there, not sure what time. Hopefully not too late...

I'm in with 2 boaters, from Springfield, see you at Boxley at 9:30

Richard.
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Terry Prater and Will from Springfield were at the Boxley Bridge when we took out from our Hailstone run today (5-2). They are camping up there tonight, and planning on running it in open boats tomorrow. We updated them pretty well about the downed tree at Room of Doom and the other wood in the river.

Terry said they shuttled Lance, Shelby, et al up to Beech Creek this afternoon. Can't wait to hear that trip report.

We shared the lower half of the river with a lot of big logs and limbs as the water rose, so wood may have washed in to some of the rapids after we passed. Ryan: you and John and the other knuckleheads need to keep a sharp eye out.

Hailstone just got more rain. Its definetly a go. I'm planning on being at the boxely bridge at 9:30. If you decide to run this today please be extra cafefull.