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2022 Spring Membership Meeting recording

By Paul Scrutton Posted on June 7, 2022 Posted in

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Week of Rivers 2022 recording

By Paul Scrutton Posted on June 5, 2022 Posted in Announcement

The Week of Rivers 2022 recording to provide advice about WOR is now available. Please log onto the website to access it. https://www.carolinacanoeclub.org/week-of-rivers-2022-recording/

2022 Week of Rivers Recording

By Paul Scrutton Posted on June 5, 2022 Posted in

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How To Be A Trip Coordinator – a recording

By Paul Scrutton Posted on May 16, 2022 Posted in Announcement

The recording of the ‘How to be a trip Coordinator’ class is now available:

Nantahala Late Start Trip and the tale of a duckie.

By Paul Scrutton Posted on July 13, 2021 Posted in

Trip participants: Description: Vince Davis, Rob, Tino, Angela Wiseman, Paul Scrutton I offered up an afternoon Nantahala trip on Thursday as I really needed to do some laundry in the morning. Surprisingly other people decided to join in the afternoon …

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Neuse river gentle paddle

By Paul Scrutton Posted on November 20, 2016 Posted in

Trip participants:-K1:- Patrick Pugh, John Harper, Kevin Tuttle, Paul Scrutton

We paddled the Milburnie Dam to Poole Rd section of the Neuse river.The trip was 3.5 miles long. Level was 135cfs (1.14' on the online gauge).

While Kevin and I had paddled this section before, it was Patrick's first time on this section of the river and it was John's first time paddling a kayak on a river.

The trip was quite uneventful, no flips. At one of the rapids we all did a little surfing on a small wave.

USNWC trip

By Paul Scrutton Posted on June 16, 2013 Posted in

I had a couple of inquiries about the trip, but ultimately I think that the other natural flow rivers, and the Falls Dam running, my inability to car-pool (due to later plans) ended up making this a solo (or as we say in the UK – "Billy No Mates") trip.