This is the friends of the Fall In The Wall (FITW) thread.

If you love hitting FITW after work this thread is for you.
If you have/want to break the record of 12 laps in a day this thread is for you.
If your idea of fun includes dropping down fun ledge after ledge this thread is for you.
If you lost your boof stroke and want to find it, this thread is for you.

An answer of yes to any of these would make you a friend of FITW

Friends join your comrades in this thread to meet up for evening laps on FITW for the season is upon us.

Update 4/25/2010 3:00pm
--- Level was a half full cup --- Snow prevents access by vehicle but should be almost melted off in the next week or two.




Edited by James - 26 Apr 2010 at 1:50pm

Is this the thread for people that say: I've always wanted to run FITW?  I know I'm ready but just recovering from a broken foot injury.  Would love to come watch one day after work then after I get back into my boat come run it with you guys. 

I still have yet to get on this bad boy 

It may be a drop shorter, but I know a couple of people that wouldn't run that drop anyway.

Lookin forward to gettin back on there, and seeing what that first drop looks like now. New name?????

I'll be heading up after work sometime in early-mid may.

Boe - call me when you want to go boating.

If I remember correctly he was in a creeker, but let us not get off subject.

D~ You sure can walk up and down the banks, I don't know if your little one will have much fun since there is a little bush wackin required. Also early in the season even though you can drive the road the banks will have plenty of snow. So plan on packing your snow shoes because it won't be snow free for quite some time.

Boe ~ Your in the right place ! Watch for upcoming outings.

Dan ~ JP is right don't expect a hair raising run without hair raising levels. Wicked it is not, but Fun it is, and logistically simple. You can pack a lunch and hang out all day by yourself or with a few friends that carpool together. It has to be the most sweet 1/2 mile run around with the easiest shuttle possible. So on a day when you and/or adrian are chompin to paddle you can just drive over without needing to hook up with anyone.

I want to finally hit it this year. After three years of scheduling issues with work it looks like I'll be able to make the afterwork runs!

Kyle - let's do it...

I had run that drop 15-20 time before that, and that was my first time running it in a creek boat. I think I was over confident. I only portaged that drop once, right after the incident, so I am not one of those people I was referring to. Other than one mistake, I really liked that drop. But Log Limbo hasn't fit that drop for a while, and I never much cared for the other name people started calling it, so it is time for a new name.

Back to the point of this thread, I will be there just as soon as it is running and accessible. 

Glad to hear this one is coming in, I've heard good things, I hope I'm ready for it..

It's prolly right up your alley, TasteyWaves. It is very steep, kinda tight and kinda technical. People have described it as having class III lines, but that's more than a little misleading. It's fair to sandbag it down to class IV, just remember that you can get really hurt on it really easy if you get off line bad enough.