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Elbow Pain and Cobra Locks - Some observations I had a similar experience with my Cobras. I rowed for days on Cat. It was low water ,100 degrees, and windy kinda like camping in a hair dryer on... 10-28-2015 at 16:31 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Lower Blue Decrease ---Quote (Originally by soggy_tortillas)--- They're decreasing flows on the Blue to 575 by tomorrow. Then decreasing to 275 by Nov. 1. Get it while... 10-28-2015 at 16:15 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Best maps for your local rivers. Does anyone like the old drift logs like you see in Garren's Oregon/Idaho River Tours? Also made an appearance in Doug North's Washington Whitewater... 10-28-2015 at 16:04 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Great Deals Out There ---Quote (Originally by Wadeinthewater)--- Anyone want to build a sweep boat? ---End Quote--- I'm in the area but that would be quite the... 10-28-2015 at 15:46 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
First raft questions. ---Quote (Originally by nastysauce)--- I just drill at the 4 corners and use bail pins. lol All load bearing points get drilled and a bail pin or... 10-28-2015 at 15:38 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Lower Blue Decrease ---Quote (Originally by soggy_tortillas)--- They're decreasing flows on the Blue to 575 by tomorrow. Then decreasing to 275 by Nov. 1. Get it while... 10-28-2015 at 15:26 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Lower Blue - swim team on the third diversion dam Yes- Sent from my SM-N900V using Mountain Buzz mobile app 10-28-2015 at 15:14 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Gaco Neoprene Coating Gaco or Gacoflex was the go-to product for neoprene boats for decades. Sent from my HTC One M9 using Mountain Buzz mobile app 10-28-2015 at 15:10 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Whitewater Forum : Sky tomorrow Author: ihavefeet
Subject: Sky tomorrow
Posted: 28 Oct 2015 at 2:46pm

I'll be out there. I can paddle any time with a little notice.
Dan
10-28-2015 at 14:46 Professor Paddle Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Best maps for your local rivers. Any mapped river features on riverbrain.com can be exported to a GPX file which you can import onto your Garmin (via Basecamp, etc). Lot's of Points... 10-28-2015 at 14:18 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Lower Blue - swim team on the third diversion dam Can you run this or the other drops in a kayak? 10-28-2015 at 13:58 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Lower Blue Decrease ---Quote (Originally by denali1322)--- Anyone know if the increase in flows in Royal Gorge are expected to hold through the weekend? Sunday looks... 10-28-2015 at 12:46 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Whitewater Forum : Sky tomorrow Author: jfer202
Subject: Sky tomorrow
Posted: 28 Oct 2015 at 12:21pm

Anybody gonna be around?
10-28-2015 at 12:21 Professor Paddle Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Whitewater Forum : Waterfalls Author: kevinh
Subject: Waterfalls
Posted: 28 Oct 2015 at 11:43am

How timely, limp wrist might run this weekend...
10-28-2015 at 11:43 Professor Paddle Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Whitewater Forum : Waterfalls Author: AdamG
Subject: Waterfalls
Posted: 28 Oct 2015 at 11:32am

Confucius and his students went on a hike out in the countryside. He was thinking of using the opportunity to engage the students in a discussion about the Tao when one of them approached and asked: "Master, have you ever been to Liu Liang? It is not far from here."

Confucius said: "I have heard about it but never actually seen it with my own eyes. It is said to be a place of much natural beauty."

"It is indeed," the student said. "Liu Liang is known for its majestic waterfalls. It is only about two hours' trek from here, and the day is still young. Master, if you would like to go there, I would be honored to serve as your guide."

Confucius thought this was a splendid idea, so the group set off toward Liu Liang. As they were walking and chatting, another student said: "I grew up near a waterfall myself. In summertime, I would always go swimming with the other children from the village."

The first student explained: "These waterfalls we will see aren't quite like that. The water comes down from such a great height that it carries tremendous force when it hits the bottom. You definitely would not want to go swimming there."

Confucius said: "When the water is sufficiently powerful, not even fish and turtles can get near it. This is interesting to ponder, because we are used to thinking of water as their native element."

After a while, they could see the waterfall coming into view in the hazy distance. Although it was still far away, they could see that it was indeed as majestic as the first student described. Another hour of walking brought them even closer, and now they could clearly hear the deep, vibrating sound it made.

They topped a rise and were able to see the entire waterfall. Then they gasped collectively, because at the bottom of it, they saw a man in the ferociously churning water, being spun around and whipped this way and that by the terrifying currents.

"Quickly, to the waterfall!" Confucius commanded. "He must have fallen in by accident, or perhaps he is a suicide. Either way, we must save him if we can."

They ran as fast as they could. "It's useless, Master," one the students said. "By the time we get down there, he'll be too far gone for us to do him any good."

"You may well be right," Confucius replied. "Nevertheless, when a man's life is at stake, we owe it to him to make every effort possible."

They lost sight of the man as they descended the hillside. Moments later, they broke through the forest to arrive at the river, a short distance downstream from the waterfall. They expected to see the man's lifeless body in the river. Instead, they saw him swimming casually away from the waterfall, spreading his long hair out and singing loudly, evidently having a great time. They were dumbfounded.

When he got out of the river, Confucius went to speak with him: "Sir, I thought you must be some sort of supernatural being, but on closer inspection I see you are an ordinary person, no different from us. We sought to save you, but now I see it is not necessary."

The man bowed to Confucius: "I am sorry if I have caused you any grave concerns on my behalf. This is merely a trivial recreational activity I enjoy once in a while."

Confucius bowed back: "You say it is trivial, but to me it is incredible. How can it be that you were not harmed by the waterfall? Are there some special skills that you possess?"

"No, I have no special skills whatsoever," the man replied. "I simply follow the nature of the water. That's how I started with it, developed a habit out of it, and derived lifelong enjoyment from it."

"This 'follow the nature of the water' - can you describe it in greater detail? How exactly does one follow the nature of water?"

"Well... I don't really think about it very much. If I had to describe it, I would say that when the powerful torrents twist around me, I turn with them. If a strong current drives me down, I dive alongside it. As I do so, I am fully aware that when we get to the riverbed, the current will reverse course and provide a strong lift upward. When this occurs, I am already anticipating it, so I rise together with it."

"So you are working with the water and not just letting it have its way with you?"

"That's right. Although the water is extremely forceful, it is also a friend that I have gotten to know over the years, so I can sense what it wants to do, and I leverage its flow without trying to manipulate it or impose my will on it."

"How long did it take for you to make all this an integrated part of your life?"

"I really can't say. I was born in this area, so the waterfalls have always been a familiar sight to me. I grew up playing with these powerful currents, so I have always felt comfortable with them. Whatever success I have with water is simply a natural result of my lifelong habit. To be quite frank, I have no idea why this approach works so well. To me, it's just the way life is."


Source: Andy Dodson (Unknown)

Edited by AdamG - Today at 11:33am
10-28-2015 at 11:32 Professor Paddle Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Applications of Breath-holding from Free Diving to Kayaking There are many apnea training apps for both android and iPhone. It is a proven methodology for expanding lung capacity. Sent from my LG-D850... 10-28-2015 at 08:04 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Great Deals Out There ---Quote (Originally by athelake)--- Free and large..... Let us know if someone grabs this beast.... 10-28-2015 at 05:39 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Chilko Chilkotin Fraser River https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FS71UVj9_o 10-28-2015 at 04:54 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Best maps for your local rivers. I use a combination of things. Garmin Basecamp is free, and is a good interface for storing river info by segment, and symbolizing features like... 10-28-2015 at 04:39 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Great Deals Out There Free and large..... Let us know if someone grabs this beast. https://spokane.craigslist.org/boa/5288397259.html 10-28-2015 at 03:09 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Lower Blue - swim team on the third diversion dam So once again this same float spanks some newbs. A trio from Texas in a brand spanking new Maravia/Stream Tech got sideways on the same weir... 10-28-2015 at 02:27 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
First raft questions. Send me a message I know where there are a couple RMR rafts probably even a better deal than riverboat works. Both brand new aluminum frames , with... 10-28-2015 at 02:21 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
First raft questions. Like most things in life... buy once, cry once. {pun intended} i am in the same boat as you! Just picked up a new 13ft RMR from Riverboat works a... 10-28-2015 at 01:38 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Hockey helmet for kayaking? Why use a hockey helmet? Good question, because I find that the fit and protection of hh lidz is generally better than our current ww options. ... 10-28-2015 at 01:26 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Probability of Winning A Grand Canyon Permit richp, That makes sense, the "3,579 applications" matches the main lottery data for the 2013 year. 10-28-2015 at 01:19 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Lower Blue Decrease Thanks for the update. 10-28-2015 at 01:12 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Gore Canyon-Video Rad! Rad! Rad! 10-28-2015 at 00:58 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
First raft questions. ---Quote (Originally by nastysauce)--- I just drill at the 4 corners and use bail pins. lol All load bearing points get drilled and a bail pin or... 10-28-2015 at 00:34 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Avon Inflatable Kayak That link is the only thing I found too. 10-28-2015 at 00:23 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Middle Park spring stoneflies Messed up - the first float was not in 2006, it was in 2009. 10-27-2015 at 23:45 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
First raft questions. ---Quote (Originally by nastysauce)--- your friend is an idiot ---End Quote--- How is that? 10-27-2015 at 23:38 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Gore Canyon-Video Sweet! Some nice lines 10-27-2015 at 23:38 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Probability of Winning A Grand Canyon Permit Hi Buckman, The cited chart appears to show lotteries for a partial mixture of 2014 and 2015 launch dates -- not all 2014 launches. As I... 10-27-2015 at 23:30 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Great Deals Out There Whitewater Raft Maravia Williwaw 1.5 (http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/boa/5286681060.html) 10-27-2015 at 23:29 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Gaco Neoprene Coating Has anyone ever used this product? I have an old neoprene boat that is in nice shape but has a few wear spots that I would like to cover. She holds... 10-27-2015 at 23:26 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
New to kayaks Unless you never plan to go past class 3, I personally would recommend your first boat be a river runner or creak boat. Everyone needs one when you... 10-27-2015 at 23:06 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Heres a new one for PNW boaters I just enlisted 10-27-2015 at 22:49 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Avon Inflatable Kayak has anybody found any real info on this Avon? all my google-fu was able to turnup was a write up (with this picture) from a wordpress blog... 10-27-2015 at 22:37 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
New Grant Program from American Rivers Greetings - Beginning on October 27, 2015, American Rivers will begin accepting proposals for our new Connecting Communities to Rivers Grant... 10-27-2015 at 22:35 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
the kokatat lifetime warranty If that ebay suit had a piss zipper I would try it out. Great price. 10-27-2015 at 22:20 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Middle Park spring stoneflies We had about 10 guys put in for the same dates on the first one. Second one I figured we wouldn't get anything because we all had different dates,... 10-27-2015 at 22:03 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Need Westwater overnight spot, Sat 10/31/15 Weekend only?? Was thinking about a Thursday trip... 10-27-2015 at 21:40 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Need Westwater overnight spot, Sat 10/31/15 On a related note, we're looking for a few open day spots for the 31st. Can help with shuttles, etc. 10-27-2015 at 20:56 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Lower Blue Decrease They're decreasing flows on the Blue to 575 by tomorrow. Then decreasing to 275 by Nov. 1. Get it while you can. 10-27-2015 at 20:52 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Avon Inflatable Kayak BTW, whats that orange boat in the background? Is it an Animas from RMR? 10-27-2015 at 20:47 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Help me understand this Grand Canyon Heli rescue Image: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51F3KDKjgLL._SX258_BO1,204,203,200_.jpg First rule of boating. Pray to God, but row away from the... 10-27-2015 at 20:43 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Snout boats? Snouts? Hell yes. Think semi truck of the rafting world. They weigh a ton, haul a ton, and take a ton of abuse. But, they are a ton of work.... 10-27-2015 at 20:31 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Sleeping Bags - Synthetic "vs" Down It has always come down to $$$ for me. I cannot justify spending twice the money for a down bag that doesn't pack down all that much smaller or... 10-27-2015 at 19:54 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Probability of Winning A Grand Canyon Permit ---Quote (Originally by climbdenali)--- Charlie17, Could you elaborate on what you're saying? What parameters need to be identified and defined? ... 10-27-2015 at 19:47 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Best maps for your local rivers. ---Quote (Originally by co_bjread)--- I like having my maps digital. The upper colorado has new maps and descriptions online which i use in... 10-27-2015 at 19:12 Mountain Buzz Colorado, Western US and everywhere else