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Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
The straws seem like a good thing for keeping in a kayak. Been meaning to get a couple.
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Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
The straws seem like a good thing for keeping in a kayak. Been meaning to get a couple.
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Attachment 11675 (http://www.mountainbuzz.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=11675) This is mine. You can choose your colors. I was looking for...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
So the question is.... Did he turn it in, change to someone else it did he just let it whither and die thus denying another from using it?
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Rattlesnakes? Road conditions from pumphouse to Snag? New rock fall?
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
It's not the water that will fuck up the bearings, it's the sand and grit that gets in there. Use marine grease when repacking your bearings.
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Get after it! Sent from my iPhone using Mountain Buzz
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: BmahoodSubject: New to WashingtonPosted: 05 Jun 2016 at 7:36amThanks
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: BmahoodSubject: New to WashingtonPosted: 05 Jun 2016 at 7:04amSounds good and the river looks fun. Will meet at 10:30. My contact information is 973-255-6263. See you then
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: BmahoodSubject: New to WashingtonPosted: 05 Jun 2016 at 7:06amJust realized, I left my airbags on the east coast. Got a new used boat this week. Not a big deal but do either one of you have a couple of extra airbags I can use today? Sorry to have to ask
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: DaleSubject: New to WashingtonPosted: 05 Jun 2016 at 7:08amI'll bring some extra bags.
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: DaleSubject: New to WashingtonPosted: 05 Jun 2016 at 6:53amIf you absolutely hate low water, you might not like these levels. It's still class IIish. It channels up pretty well and I know the low water lines pretty well. We can put in below the first couple big rapids easy enough.
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: CSSeshSubject: New to WashingtonPosted: 05 Jun 2016 at 6:58amCool. It sounds like a should be fine. See you there at 10:30. Number is 202 615 1010
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
http://www.rokslide.com/forums/showthread.php?46044-Atlas-cooler-25-discount-group-buy-now-open-june-1-june-30& That's the link. I'll try to...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
The Dragonfly tarp is well priced. Twice the cost of of the Wilderness one CataraftGirl uses but more than twice the size. That size is awesome. I...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Enjoy the barbed-wire fences across the river at every grazing allotment division. There are very good reasons that few float this beautiful...
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: CSSeshSubject: New to WashingtonPosted: 05 Jun 2016 at 6:34amIn my head, I was thinking the headworks or yoyo when you said the green. Does the lower gorge get harder or easier at these low flows? Just trying to figure out how I would do. Thanks!
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: BmahoodSubject: New to WashingtonPosted: 05 Jun 2016 at 6:38amSounds good and the river looks fun. Will meet at 10:30. My contact information is 973-255-6263. See you then
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: DaleSubject: New to WashingtonPosted: 05 Jun 2016 at 5:55amLower Green Gorge. Meet at the riverside fence outside the entrance to Flaming Geyser State Park at 10:30. You can text or call me at 859+489=5334
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
until it got wrapped around someone or something in the gorge... do you think there would have been a safety alert if it had gone in the drink? its...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
get a good hat and a nice shirt, everything gets wrecked in the wind. that said i have a 16x16 kelty you cant beat $75
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I'm backing up Bucketboater on this one, Shannon. Your "callout" is badly done.
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I think I have responded to each of you... I have received many private messages as well, so if I missed you, please make sure to contact me via the...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
---Quote (Originally by Sembob)--- These are hands down the best. Very durable and the easiest to set up. DragonFly Tarps | Enjoy the outdoors no...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Note.... Not 10k just from the buzz people.... Somewhere in that link is a page that shows how far they are. Sent from my iPhone using Mountain...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Babine/skeena near Terrace Chilko near Williams lake A week of day trips in Clearwater, multiple sections, big warm water All these are in...
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: wolovekgSubject: Cooper or Cle tomm?Posted: 04 Jun 2016 at 8:35pmAnyone going to be out there or want to go?
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
---Quote (Originally by shannon s)--- You're always pissed ---End Quote--- I've been rafting and guiding for a while. I get annoyed pretty...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Any one been down this section recently? Whats the wood situation?
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
These are hands down the best. Very durable and the easiest to set up. http://www.dragonflytarps.com/ Jim
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: BmahoodSubject: New to WashingtonPosted: 04 Jun 2016 at 7:51pmI am fine with waiting until morning. Not sure how long it will take me to get to whichever river we decide. What time do you want to make the call in the morning? I will pack up the truck and be ready to leave whenever you think necessary. I really appreciate your posting up and being willing to spend the day paddling. Looki...
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: BmahoodSubject: New to WashingtonPosted: 04 Jun 2016 at 7:52pmSounds good, looks like we are going to make the call in the morning on which river!
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Can anyone recommend a mid-July (for water level) Class III-IV, 4-7 day whitewater trip, that doesn't require a permit, within a 16 hour drive of...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
You're always pissed
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: DaleSubject: New to WashingtonPosted: 04 Jun 2016 at 7:18pmWenatchee doesn't exactly fit the bill. To get an idea of logistics, you can look up the runs here on the PP River Pages or the AW pages. Both offer maplets. You have to click around a little to switch it from "topo" style to road style maps I usually cross reference with Google maps. The runs mentioned are easy to find. If nobo...
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: CSSeshSubject: New to WashingtonPosted: 04 Jun 2016 at 7:26pmI might be interested in paddling with you guys tomorrow. Bmahood I live in Olympia too. Its been a while since I've been in my boat, but it'll come back fast on something easy.
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: outdoorjunkie88Subject: New to WashingtonPosted: 04 Jun 2016 at 7:02pmHead to the Wenatchee river fest.
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: outdoorjunkie88Subject: Random NPR radio interview with DavePosted: 04 Jun 2016 at 7:10pmhttp://nwpr.org/post/nervous-farmers-thrill-seeking-kayakers-chase-dwindling-northwest-water Was headed to the China gorge with Dave when we were stopped at a gas station by a news reporter. I think I can quit my day job now.
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: DaleSubject: New to WashingtonPosted: 04 Jun 2016 at 6:31pmI'd like to paddle something easish for Sunday. The SF Snoqualmie is a little low but shouldn't be too scrapy. Just barely eaking into class II+ at these levels. If you want a little more adventure/scenery, the Lower Green Gorge is pretty pleasant on a blazing hot day. A little scrapy in a couple places at these levels but chall...
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: BmahoodSubject: New to WashingtonPosted: 04 Jun 2016 at 6:38pmNo discover pass as yet. Since I am basically asking to tag along I will go wherever people are paddling. If you are going, I will tag along wherever you would like to paddle. I will need coordinates or directions. Somewhat familiar with the state and general locations but have no idea where put ins and takeouts are. If you a...
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: mojodnaSubject: 2016 FITW Cupdate ThreadPosted: 04 Jun 2016 at 6:44pmHere's some footage from the quadcopter of 2 groups of 3 about 3 week back (Daniel et al, forgot everyone else's names). Medium flow. http://mojodna.s3.amazonaws.com/FITW-1.mp4 If you just want to look at #1-3 without boaters, check this one out: http://mojodna.s3.amazonaws.com/FITW-2.mp4 It's totally raw and involves ...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I use NRS' Added 30' loop straps, cam buckle left on the tarp. The straps are simple to setup and teardown. Color code the main ridge buckles so...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
To the "ART" river guide who left her 100' deployed rope in the Royal Gorge, Thanks for the rope! Found below Wall Slammer fully deployed about...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
---Quote (Originally by TakemetotheRiver)--- That was a good time! I just watched the videos from snag the other day. I forgot that the water was...
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: Mr.GrinchSubject: Wenatchee River Fest!!Posted: 04 Jun 2016 at 6:26pmFor the races, are there classes based on boat length? Also, are the starts mass starts, or are there to be synchronized watches so we can stagger starts? Thanks!
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: BmahoodSubject: Looking for small ZenPosted: 04 Jun 2016 at 5:44pmJust moved to Washington and left our boats on the east coast. Looking for a small Jackson Zen or Wavesport Diesel 60 for my wife. Respond if you have one for sale! Thanks
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: BmahoodSubject: New to WashingtonPosted: 04 Jun 2016 at 5:29pmJust moved to the Olympia area. Have never paddled in Washington and looking to get my "feet wet" to Washington paddling with an easy II+/III paddle. Anyone going tomorrow/Sunday on a reasonably nearby river that would allow me to tag along? Experienced Paddler just not in the state of Washington Would appreciate it if I coul...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I've used Kifaru SST (snow, sand, and tundra) pins. They are bomber in snow, sand and tundra. I like the tough stake, looks tough, but darn...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I know plenty of people who use the straws and pens in the backcountry. They seem to have proven themselves safe and effective. That said, their...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
My MSR Wing does great in the wind and rain. The color is not the best for shade but it gets the UV and sun directly off me. Tends to allow some...
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: DamonMSubject: 2016 FITW Cupdate ThreadPosted: 04 Jun 2016 at 3:53pmWater was still flowing through the cup at midday today.