Shenango River ICE BREAKER PADDLE
Shenango River- Nassau Rd to New Castle PA-Trip Leader Mike Danko
ICE BREAKER PADDLE McQuiston Boat Launch to Millennium Boat Launch When-*Sunday March 26th Where-1071 Nashua Road, Edinburgh, PA 16116 GPS*41.080794, -80.396291 Time-12 noon This will be the second year*we will be doing this section for our Ice Breaker Paddle. It is a nice calm*flat water section with*total distance*of 4 miles. This launch was built in 2015 and is one of several launches that are being built in Lawrence County PA For Information on the New Launch and Other Boat Launches in Lawrence County PA Visit* http://co.lawrence.pa.us/?s=Bo at+Launch+ * This is a Cold Water Paddle-Dress for the Weather.(Any question of what to wear email me or attend safety session) * Direction to Put in from St Rt 422 From Ohio -422 east* to Matthews Rd* -Turn Left on to Matthews RD -Follow Matthews Rd to a fork in the Road -At fork make a slight right turn and it turns into Garner RD -Follow Garner Rd about 2.2 Miles* -Turn Right on To Nashau Rd After the Paddle I invite everyone to dinner, most likely will head to the Branding Iron(fat and skinny's bar and grill) Across from Mathews rd. Many of us enjoyed the food there last year. Any questions all me at*330-766-3129 Mike Danko |
I went to the Lawrence County site and clicked on both launch site tabs and saw that a link to the TCT website was on both! Don't know how you got that done, but way to go Mike.
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Just wanted to give everyone a heads up. No
matter what the forecast looks like I will be at the put in on time. Mike |
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Jim |
Shoulder's good and we're coming
We plan on coming short of a monsoon or thunderstorm. See you at noon.
Last year's shoulder surgery was a success and we're ready to go. Mark and Kathy Murtha |
What a great trip for the club's opening day of paddling season with temps in the 60s and rain holding off until well after we were off the river! Many thanks to Mike Danko for organizing and leading the trip and to Bob Danko and Jody Vallecorsa for shuttling everyone. I think there were 21 paddlers in 19 boats–five canoes and 14 kayaks–with one paddler, whose identity will remain sealed, having an "out of boat" experience. What happens on the Shenango, stays on the Shenango! The upriver gage at Sharpsville, PA, was around 494 cfs and 3.02 ft, and this seemed to be a good medium level. About half the group went to Edward's in New Castle after the trip to swap paddling stories and have a bite to eat. It was a great day to be on the river.
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It was a great day to be out and always nice to gather afterwards with everyone. The pictures are on the computer, however Mark knows how to upload them. Will let ya'll know when they are posted.
Jodi Posted! Mark |
Pictures are up.
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