Jesse, Luke and I did N. Anna this afternoon, PFD for me, 350 CFS dam release, scrapey braided 1-2 stuff for the most part, but the there is an honest to God 3+4 series of drops 1.5 miles before the f/w to the takeout. Sorta like the Kitchen at that level. But you have to paddle 9 miles to do it. Better than 100000+ cfs at Bloomington, I can't imagine.
Tim
North Anna 5/6
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Re: North Anna 5/6
I hear there are some must-make moves on that rapid. Is it this one? http://www.americanwhitewater.org/conte ... oid_19193_tim wrote:Jesse, Luke and I did N. Anna this afternoon, PFD for me, 350 CFS dam release, scrapey braided 1-2 stuff for the most part, but the there is an honest to God 3+4 series of drops 1.5 miles before the f/w to the takeout. Sorta like the Kitchen at that level. But you have to paddle 9 miles to do it. Better than 100000+ cfs at Bloomington, I can't imagine.
Tim
f/w: foot way? forged warehouse? finicky wicket?
It's at 2800 now.
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Paddle Daddy
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No, that's the left side, the right side has the nice drops.
http://waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis/uv?01670400
F**t water.
http://waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis/uv?01670400
F**t water.
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grannyyaker
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Re: North Anna 5/6
I'm jealous! The Falls is really fun but, as you noted, you have to paddle a lot of flat water for a little bit of excitement.
Gretchen
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