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brucea · 01-13-2017, 01:19 PM

High Points

1. Connoquenessing Creek Whitewater section with Mike and Jess. This was the best trip we have ever done since we started canoeing.

2. Connoquenessing Creek with JP on April 10. We paddled from Zelienople to the Old Railroad Bridge. The last mile were class one and two rapid that required a lot of maneuvering. The last mile was a first for use. A great run!

3. Buchaloons Camper on the Allegheny River. Fist time we ever did a camping trip with the Club. A great time with great people. Thanks Mary! You did a great job on this trip!

4. Beaver Creek on April 17. We love doing Beaver Creek! Thanks Mike for leading the trip.

Low Points

1. The cancelation of the Pine Creek Trip. I really wanted the Club to experience paddling that Creek.

2. Cancelation of the Upper Connie Trip on October 9th. Penciling my name in as a trip leader is a sure bet for low water or sub-freezing temperatures.

3. Having shoulder problems late in the canoeing season. I hope to rebound in 2017.

01-13-2017, 01:19 PM	#5
brucea Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Chippewa Township, Beaver County, Pennsylvania. 15010 (Beaver Falls) Posts: 107 Nominated 0 Times in 0 Posts TOTW/F/M Award(s): 0	High Points 1. Connoquenessing Creek Whitewater section with Mike and Jess. This was the best trip we have ever done since we started canoeing. 2. Connoquenessing Creek with JP on April 10. We paddled from Zelienople to the Old Railroad Bridge. The last mile were class one and two rapid that required a lot of maneuvering. The last mile was a first for use. A great run! 3. Buchaloons Camper on the Allegheny River. Fist time we ever did a camping trip with the Club. A great time with great people. Thanks Mary! You did a great job on this trip! 4. Beaver Creek on April 17. We love doing Beaver Creek! Thanks Mike for leading the trip. Low Points 1. The cancelation of the Pine Creek Trip. I really wanted the Club to experience paddling that Creek. 2. Cancelation of the Upper Connie Trip on October 9th. Penciling my name in as a trip leader is a sure bet for low water or sub-freezing temperatures. 3. Having shoulder problems late in the canoeing season. I hope to rebound in 2017. Last edited by brucea; 01-13-2017 at 01:57 PM.