I have not been out in the sticks for WAY too long and with the recent rains would like to do a chiva run. Anyone down?
Sat or Sun, either would be good for me.
Sat or Sun, either would be good for me.
Any takers to look for water out Reddington?
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I may be running it on saturday night. I'm also planning on running the lower loop next saturday night. Both are maybes right now.
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how night?
take off by 8p.m. and be back home around midnight or so.
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Hmmm, I may be mistaken but it sounds like your talkin real night there. Other than it being cooler and not being able to see anything, why would you do something like that?
'cause it might get your springs inversed to the point where you need a Hi-Lift jack
eh, snap, that was Charoleau Gap, wasn't it
Wheeling at night is a different experience. You have to do it to understand.
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Yup! I ran Chimney rock loop a couple weeks ago when there was a full moon. Great run.
Still not sure if I'm going out tonite though. I'm at work now and I have some things to get done at home this afternoon. I replaced my front entryway on my casa last weekend and I need to finish up that project so I can paint it.
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Then how's about we meet up at the circle K at 8ish on Sunday morning?
I just looked out the window and it appears to be dumping up Reddington way, should make for lots of mud and water.
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Well I'm headin out if anybody is interested.
I didn't check back yesterday, sorry. Did you get out? I live on the east side not far from Reddington and we got dumped on hard for almost an hour. Rain was coming in sideways most of that time. Reddington must have gotten slammed.
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Well I went, it was fun. Not an ounce of water up there.
I made it all the way to the main river crossing just shy of the falls and it was bone dry and dusty. I hiked up the river a ways and none of the pools had any water either.
Oh well, it was a good time anyways.
I made it all the way to the main river crossing just shy of the falls and it was bone dry and dusty. I hiked up the river a ways and none of the pools had any water either.
Oh well, it was a good time anyways.
Ya, you won't find water stays up there long in the non-winter season. It's the snows and snow/rain combos in the winter that make for the deep stuff.