San Juan clave?

Any thoughts brewing yet on when (if?) this is going to take place this
year?

JR

JR...i queried a week ago, or so...not much chatter...i am
watchin' and plannin on doing a fair effort to get there this
nov or dec....whenever everyone else goes...Are you
returning to the SJ, or a "newbie"...like me?

I really don't do any work or anything. If there's interest I'll do it
again. Jon, pick dates that you can make and we'll go from there. JR,
hope you can make it (if we have it!)

If RW can make it that'd really seal the deal. I'd pull out all the
stops.

Everyone really needs to spend a Winter day on the Animas too. And the
food's way better in Durango.

bruce h

bruiser wrote:

If RW can make it that'd really seal the deal. I'd pull out all the
stops.

What can I say? I'll pull out all stops to make it to the San Juan this
winter, and to see my good friend Bruiser. I'm suffering from a pinched
nerve in my casting arm at the moment (irritated by rowing in cold,
miserable weather on the Kanektok), but I think it's coming along pretty
well.

Someday, Bruiser, you have to visit me in Idaho. Maybe we can get a
cancellation on the Middle Fork and you can bring your raft. It will be
exciting, at the very least.


Everyone really needs to spend a Winter day on the Animas too. And the
food's way better in Durango.

The Animas and Durango are "don't miss" places.

--
Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

I really regret not visiting ID yet. Thanks for the invites and I will
visit someday soon. As soon as Jon picks some dates that are good for
him we'll get this San Juan show on the road too.

bruce h

brusier...rw is a great guide for his backyard, he showed me
a few epic spots one summer...heck, the seneary aint' half
bad either.....

Ahh, cancellations on the MidFork. My personal 'endless summer' trip
involved a car and van convoy from Seattle to the put-in for the
MidFork, where we waited one day for a cancellation and got on. After
that, we did a one-day float on the whitewater section of the Main
Salmon (didn't need a permit since we flagged down a jetboat for a ride
back up to the put-in that same day), then off to Oregon where we
camped for one day and got a cancellation for the Rogue, and then a
handful of us headed down to Arizona and got snagged for a cancellation
spot as guides for a private Canyon trip.

Ahh, cancellations. :-) Sure wish I had been a flyfisherman back
then....

--riverman
(reeling in the years...)

(reeling in the years...)

"Stowing away the time"

Thanks for starting that guitar riff in my head...

dah dah DAH dah
dah dah DAH dah
dah dah DAH DAH DAH DAH DAH DAH DAH DAH DAH DAH DAH dah
DAH dah
dah dah DAH dah
dah dah DAH DAH DAH DAH DAH DAH DAH DAH DAH DAH DAH DAH

bruce h

"bruiser" wrote

(reeling in the years...)

"Stowing away the time"

"are you gathering up the tears,
have you had enough of mine?"

yfitons
wayno(and just wait 'til you get started on "deacon blues"...)

wayne harrison wrote:

"bruiser" wrote


(reeling in the years...)

"Stowing away the time"


"are you gathering up the tears,
have you had enough of mine?"

yfitons
wayno(and just wait 'til you get started on "deacon blues"...)

"I'll learn to work the saxophone ... I'll play just what I feel.
Drink Scotch whiskey all night long ... and die behind the wheel."


Chuck Vance ("call me deacon blues")