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Subject: Re: Paddled it once, couple summers ago

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Date Posted: 21:52:28 03/16/04 Tue
In reply to: Brian in Lansing 's message, "Paddled it once, couple summers ago" on 16:14:39 03/16/04 Tue

Put the river is up and swift. Plus we found a great campsite.
>I found the river to be, well, flat. It was indeed
>wild and scenic. I'll like paddling it much more in my
>crossover than the old canoe I had last time. I
>couldn't stop thinking about what may lurk beneath the
>surface though... Pike & bass is my guess.
>
>I hit the Grand in Lansing this weekend. I bumped into
>(he didn't mention his first name) Kruger, in his
>blue/white kayak w/ dog riding up front. He seemed to
>be a real nice guy & some others I talked to told me
>he's a pretty exceptional character - paddled from the
>west to the east via the north, or something like that.

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