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hey Franz, when you get off the Schuykill, be sure to share a 'lil T.R. with us. I ain't expecting any "class V tales of terror" or nuthin, but it would be cool to hear about your trip, what kind of craft you ended up paddling, and how it went.

good 'ol fashioned river runnin, or, as the term used to be (and is still employed to this day back east) - "Cruising"

speaking of cruising I want to do a cruising trip: sometime during the in-between season after the first of the year when there isn't too much running

Put-In at the confluence of the Snoqualmie and the Skykomish and paddle... very far. Probably the entire Snohomish. That would be a P.F.D. I'm thinking I'll take my sea kayak, since it's the most appropriate craft I have for such a trip. Anyone interested in this trip should have  at least some sort of 15' craft geared toward flatwater paddling.

If anyone is interested in such a trip, please contact me. Send me a PM or something. Sometimes this whitewater bullsh*t gets boring. It would be great to find someone who wants to crank it out- someone with a 15-17' kayak who can get into paddling about 30 miles nonstop (aside from the odd safety/pee/snack breaks) at a moderately fast pace.

Of course, I ain't gonna hold my breath around here waiting for someone to express interest. I'm prepared to do this one solo, but I'll keep everyone here informed so you can join me if you want. Stay tuned.