I should be able to make it.
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@TheGrrrrr no way I can make it, picking up my regeared 3rds tonight but still waiting on new spindles + a couple seals.
If you are on the radio i'll follow APRS and harass you on VHF
Oh baby the green machine going home with you?Well depending on how things go today, I might have an extra rig for you to drive.
"Crossing the Verde River is common provided the release is not more than 225 (CFS). You must cross two areas. This route requires you to visit Watershed Connection - Daily Water Report - https://streamflow.watershedconnection.com/Dwr to check the Horseshoe Dam Release.
I think I'm in.
Also, looking at this part of the first post:
When I follow that link, I see this reservoir release data:
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I'm not going to pretend I understand this data, but 902 > 225. Does that mean I should bring a raft?
Is the Donut thing happening rain or shine? Had planned on dropping by for that but have to get my kid to a chess tournament afterwards so I can’t make the run. Don’t want to run up to Bell Lexus and be the only guy there.
Those aren't Horseshoe dam. Trying to find a reading from Horseshoe to confirm. Above Horseshoe at Tangle Creek is 200.
I believe the release of concern is Horseshoe Lake at 30. More rain tonight will ensure this trail will be a muddy sloppy mess even if the “crossing” is safe.I think I'm in.
Also, looking at this part of the first post:
When I follow that link, I see this reservoir release data:
View attachment 3484270
I'm not going to pretend I understand this data, but 902 > 225. Does that mean I should bring a raft?
My bad. I didn't scroll down far enough maybe:
Watershed Connection - Daily Water Report
streamflow.watershedconnection.com
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I believe the release of concern is Horseshoe Lake at 30. More rain tonight will ensure this trail will be a muddy sloppy mess even if the “crossing” is safe.
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you guys had a lot more fun than i did....Thanks to everyone who came out, for being a great group and for all of your flexibility! Don't forget to post up your photos!