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jasonsalvo
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   Topic: Ideas
Posted: 19 Aug 2005 at 5:53pm |
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Hey James,
Seeing as this time of year people start heading out of state or country to
find water, if it's possible, why not put h20 levels and run descriptions for
nearby runs in CAN, OR, and ID? For OR and ID at least, there's probably
an american whitewater page just like WA's. For CAN, ???. just a thought.
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James
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Posted: 22 Aug 2005 at 8:55am |
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I am totally willing to build out a B.C. River page, but it is
difficult to find gauges on these rivers, and without that those pages
are not really all that helpful. I have not done too many rivers up in
canada so I can't write reviews on them, and without reviews and no
gauges there is not much to list. If you have a river that you have run
and you want to write a review, let me know and I will list it and
update the rivers details right away...
I agree we need something like that, but I don't have much knowledge on these rivers.
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jasonsalvo
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Posted: 22 Aug 2005 at 9:00am |
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Totally understandable about the BC rivers. I was looking for descriptions
and gauges and couldn't find any either. It must be the semi legal pot up
there that's making those BC boaters lazy. Anyway, the runs in OR and ID
have links to water levels, descriptions, and directions.... why not start by
adding a few of these out-of-state destination runs to the river flow
page. I know that I've been intrigued by heading east or south, but
haven't really known how far I'd be traveling, or what the river would be
like once I got there.
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