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Subject: My best 4th of July ever
Hi you all,
The title can be is misleading since it is the first time I am in the states in this date but still…
There is no better way to spend it then paddling…
And if possible to do it for a whole week it even greater. I really enjoyed the paddling even though you are having a drought, the three dam releases were quite enough for me.
The incentives program has been revised for 2024! As if the reward of giving back to the club that has given you so much was not enough, there’s another reason to volunteer to coordinate a paddling trip: trip coordinator incentives! …
by Chuck Brabec http://www.thebrabecs.com/Paddling_Thoughts.pdf chuck@thebrabecs.com
Over the past 15+ years of paddling and teaching whitewater kayaking as a volunteer, I have accumulated the following list of “thoughts” that I like to share with my fellow paddlers.
You are welcome to use any part (or all) of this document.
I enjoy long car rides to go paddling, swimming the Ocoee, and the Haw River in January. I’m honored to help keep this club going!
Twenty-five years ago, I came to love rivers. Someone stuck me in a raft on the Upper Gauley. I saw all these idiots in tiny plastic boats with long paddles. Some in canoes. It looked a bit insane. Of course, I was …
