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Paddling in Tongues

Posted on October 23, 2004 By Tom No Comments on Paddling in Tongues
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The horizon is suddenly much closer, and the sound of rushing water is upon you. As you approach the entrance, you look for the tongues – the flat patches that indicate where the rocks aren’t. You pull hard on the paddle, trying to stay on the line you’ve chosen and not wind up on the … Read More “Paddling in Tongues” »

Paddling the French Broad

Posted on July 24, 2004 By Tom No Comments on Paddling the French Broad
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No, I’m not talking about a porno film.  Paul W and I decided to paddle a section of the French Broad River today. I was tired of the crowds of "float bubbas" with their inner tubes on the Green River, so another venue was in order.  Specifically, I was looking for the following: 1. a … Read More “Paddling the French Broad” »

Take me to the river…

Posted on August 16, 2003 By Tom No Comments on Take me to the river…
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One turbine running at 100% – ideal conditions for a run down the Green. Unfortunately, hundreds of others, mainly on inner tubes, also thought so. Despite the crowds, Bob and I still had a good run. Dodging the float bubbas was not unlike my daily commute on I-85. With the fast river conditions, crowds, and … Read More “Take me to the river…” »

American Whitewater

Posted on May 12, 2003 By Tom No Comments on American Whitewater
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After running the river Saturday, I decided to check out the American Whitewater site. They have made a major overhaul of the website, with an expanded river guide with photos and video clips. It’s now an excellent resource.

Enoree River Paddle

Posted on May 10, 2003 By Tom No Comments on Enoree River Paddle
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Two posts in one day. Oh boy. Bob and I got to our meeting spot at the take out on the Tyger River, only to find “No Tresspassing” signs everywhere. I can understand trying to keep the random idiots off your land who want to trash the place, but I wish they could differentiate between … Read More “Enoree River Paddle” »

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