Icicles hanging from the ceiling of a cave
punctuate the weather commentary. It was a lovely, but
chilly, day.
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Jeff readies a draw after running the low
water bridge. A hard left is mandatory to avoid
strainers
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Sam and Walt (bow). Walt was a
newbie, visiting from Alaska. He paddled well under
Sam's instruction. I wonder if he thought it was a
cold day.
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Alan Dickerson paddled the trip without
mishap after some shennanigans while warming up.
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The trunk of a large cedar caught my eye,
protruding almost upside down from a perch on the limestone.
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Much of Cedar Creek is lined with steep
rock walls.
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Mike Martin and Bob Whiting cruise along
some of the rock walls typical on this stretch of Cedar
Creek.
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Jeff must have been hanging
towards the rear of the group. I notice the paddler
who shows up in the most images is usually somebody near the
back of the group
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The low water bridge was
runnable in several spots. Most took the rightmost
channel.
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Paddling through the
limestone
cave was a mandatory tourist attraction. Jeff made it
a round trip,
here returning upstream.
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That's John, smiling back
under his arm.
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This image of Bob Whiting is
a
little blurred, but Bob's trip leadership was crisp.
Thanks Bob!
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