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[Randy Chatterjee]

This is a short spin up and down the Nicomekl on what is supposed to be a sunny and calm morning amidst all these hurricane clouds and gusty winds.  A Saturday paddle I was going to do was cancelled due to forecast high winds, but Sunday’s weather–especially in the morning–is looking better than it has in weeks.  “A mix of sun and clouds”, “14C”, and “increasing to 30% of rain” in the afternoon.  Could the weather forecasters be right about any of this?

Come find out with a short 6 mile (10 km) paddle in the lower Nicomekl, starting from Elgin Park in White Rock at 10:30.  We’ll head upriver to the dam, and then spin around down to Crescent Beach for lunch, and then back to Elgin Park.  The river is quite protected even if the winds return, but we’ll play it very safe.  Rated 1A.

[Randy Chatterjee]

Sunday, October 25, 2015

Watch the currently-running pinks, coho, and chum swim upstream in the shallow Harrison River, and perhaps see eagles feeding on the spent bodies of those which choose to spawn in the Harrison, Morris, or Weaver.

This all-day, down-river event starts at 9am at the put-in on Harrison Lake at Harrison Hot Springs. It requires setting a shuttle at the take-out point, Kilby Provincial Park (a 25-minute drive one-way); car pooling is recommended.

We will pause at the Chehalis sacred rock and see the pictographs that have adorned the rock for centuries, if not millennia. Lunch will be on the beach at the confluence of the Morris and Harrison, and some may take a short round-trip paddle up the Morris slough to the end of Weaver Creek after lunch.

The total trip distance is 17 kilometers, plus 5 for the Morris side trip.  For real salts, that is 9 or 12 nautical miles.  The paddle is classified B2 but is suitable for a fit beginner in large part because we will be paddling relatively lightly with the current.  (Pray for rain to get an even stronger flow going.)

There is a route map with all the details and pictures posted here: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=8045087.

After shuttling some boats and people from the take out back to Harrison Lake to reclaim all the vehicles, we’ll finish the day with dinner at the Sasquatch Pub near the takeout.  We should be able to assemble here, starting at 5:00 and with the last arriving closer to 6:00.  To partake in this ~20km paddle, contact Randy Chatterjee rchat@me.com or Rose Sirois siroisrose@gmail.com.

[Susan Jensen]

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[Brad Percival]

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[Steve Barnes]

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[Harald Riffel]

Hi Roy.  I did receive a notification of this new topic.

Cheers;  harald

[Roy Smyth]

For the past couple of weeks notification email messages have not been delivered when something new is added to the forum.

After some testing, our software seems to be working and the problem appears to be with the hosting company or with spam filters used by some mail services. We are working with the hosting company.

A quick check today shows that the problem may already be resolved. If you get an email alert for this posting, please leave a comment.

[Susan Jensen]

Hi again, we activated email logging and will see if we can track down the problem.

[Susan Jensen]

Thanks Harald. I am subscribed and have made sure the notifications box is checked. If anyone replies to this hopefully I will get an email.

[Harald Riffel]

This is just a posting for testing purposes to see if notifications are working.

[Harald Riffel]

Wow, if I had seen this earlier I would definitely be out there!

[Susan Jensen]

Just saw your post Karin — did you end up going today? It was such beautiful weather!

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