How tight are they about permits in Richmond

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JohnnyO
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How tight are they about permits in Richmond

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Wondering if there is a lot of enforcement of high water paper or can I just be with a group?
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Why would you even ask the question? Just go to the fire station in church hill and get your high water permit.
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I heard that some folks that needed a rescue at high water didn't even get asked for permits :!:
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Post by mdiamon1 »

I will confirm what guy said.. hmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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Post by Mango »

That don't mean they won't this time!
I trust that previous, indescression has been corrected. :twisted:

Airborne, thanks, for the words of reason.

Kind of reminds me of a story about "Richard" paddling without a permit at high water....................................Don't be a "Richard". :wink:
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Post by DJeffSmith »

DJ Jazzy Jeff is sporting a new permit. Freshly laminated Monday. $10 and I got to go look at firetrucks - how cool is that?
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