Thanks Warren and Some Sneak Peeks
 

Warren, you were an outstanding, host, clavemiester, guide and all
around good guy. Thanks also to your friend Sabrina- very
understanding. I appreciate the river trip and am telling people of
your ability to walk across bowling ball sized rocks, under 18 inches
of fast moving water. You did that like you were walking down
mainstreet. Very impressive. The only thing more impressive is your
demeanor as a guide- highly supportive, accomodating, and interested in
people having a good time. Thanks again.

Here are a few picks while we wait for the others to be assimilated.

http://community.webshots.com/myphot...umID=399583750

The link is not working. I need to find another way to make the
pictures available to the public. Sorry.

Gene Cyprych wrote:

The link is not working. I need to find another way to make the
pictures available to the public. Sorry.

I use www.photobucket.com.

JR

Here's some I put on photobucket myself. I took very few pictures, but
the snake eating the sculpin is pretty cool.

http://photobucket.com/albums/b284/ninefootfiveweight/?

bruce h

(Bevin actually took the snake photo - I posed the snake)

In article . com,
wrote:

Here's some I put on photobucket myself. I took very few pictures, but
the snake eating the sculpin is pretty cool.

http://photobucket.com/albums/b284/ninefootfiveweight/?

bruce h

(Bevin actually took the snake photo - I posed the snake)

That's a nice shot! I wasn't willing to get that close. (Whatta yellow?
Why yes, yes I am....) I saw no less than four snakes eating fish on
this trip. I think I've seen maybe one other one in my life.

Allen

Allen Epps wrote:
wrote:

Here's some I put on photobucket myself. I took very few pictures, but
the snake eating the sculpin is pretty cool.

http://photobucket.com/albums/b284/ninefootfiveweight/?

(Bevin actually took the snake photo - I posed the snake)

That's a nice shot! I wasn't willing to get that close. (Whatta yellow?
Why yes, yes I am....) I saw no less than four snakes eating fish on
this trip. I think I've seen maybe one other one in my life.

I interrupted a small snake with a large sculpin halfway down and felt
guilty watching the wee thing struggle to scurry away into the brush.
Later that day, some other folks at the Slide Inn mentioned seeing several
other snakes with sculpins. The sculpins must be a MAJOR food source.
Wonder if it's only a seasonal thing......

Some cool shots, Bruce. Thanks.