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Flooding creates massive debris field on Arkansas River in Colorado
youtube.comu/kernraftingdotcom — 2 months ago
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Usumacinta: The Greatest River Trip Ever Forgotten | Duct Tape Diaries
community.nrs.comu/kernraftingdotcom — 2 months ago
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"Tourists raft along Rome’s Tiber River to cool down"
What I'm primarily interested in is the orientation of the paddlers in the header image. They look backwards.
u/kernraftingdotcom — 2 months ago
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Inside Yak Van Dam's Radical Return To River
paddlingmag.comu/kernraftingdotcom — 2 months ago
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New York Times: "Rafting a River in Flux Through the Grand Canyon As water levels on the Colorado River fall to historic lows, a rafting trip through the canyon feels even more precious."
nytimes.comu/kernraftingdotcom — 2 months ago
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FarOut whitewater guides are 20% off now through Monday
Quick note that FarOut is having a 20% off sale, which includes all of our guides, including the Whitewater Classics Bundle (everything we've ever published)
Have a great weekend, and hopefully it's on the water!
u/kernraftingdotcom — 2 months ago
"A Strange Disease Is Striking Grand Canyon Rafters. I Was Patient Zero."
outsideonline.comu/Trebor — 3 months ago
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Popular whitewater festival canceled in Colorado amid spike in wildfires
denvergazette.comu/kernraftingdotcom — 3 months ago
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"120 boaters, six dogs rescued from Colorado River amid Snyder fire"
cpr.orgu/kernraftingdotcom — 4 months ago
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Lower water levels put Grand Canyon river recreation at risk (NPR /// Ceiba)
npr.orgu/kernraftingdotcom — 4 months ago
Winter boating with a moving strainer, source in comments
u/designworksarch — 4 months ago
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One of the prettiest confluences: Middle Fork and the Main Salmon (video from yesterday)
u/kernraftingdotcom — 5 months ago
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Tuolumne River update: "Lumsden Road Is Open: Restoring Access to the Wild Tuolumne River"
yosemiterivers.orgu/kernraftingdotcom — 5 months ago
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Putting OTP code in subject line?
Anything wrong with putting the OTP code in the subject line, as well as the email body?
This will prevent emails from threading and in general, allow the user to fetch the code faster. By default, it's just in the body.
Am I missing anything?
u/kernraftingdotcom — 5 months ago
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"Thoughts About Chain Saws for Limited Trail Clearing in the Frank Church Wilderness"
youtube.comu/kernraftingdotcom — 5 months ago
I built an Expedition Cataraft and took a 43 night trip on the Mississippi. AMA about the raft, the river or camping.
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u/Glum-Masterpiece4366 — 5 months ago