Oci-One Kanubi wrote:
Eric wrote in message ...

I still read everything you two post. Last question I posted, I got
flamed by a troll. Made me gun shy.

However, one of these days I'm going to go paddling with Mike. Single
barrel bourbon and I know he's a coffee drinker. What else can you ask for?

Eric

PS Mike - the baby is now 14 weeks and likes getting her face wet in the
water. After January we'll start with the swimming classes. Getting
ready for the family paddle!

Mike McCrea wrote:

Oci-One,

I e-mailed him as well, but also posted the answer here.

Once I have a few minutes to spare I'll write up a trip report from
the past weekend's Gentlemen's Paddling Weekend. We got out on a bunch
of eastern shore cypress swamp creeks at flood, and paddled under the
lunar eclipse as well.

The Gent's trip - Good weekend, good paddling, good friends, good
single barrel bourbon.


If virginia.edu is UVA, I pass through Charlottesville once a month in
each direction between Maryland and North Carolina -- usually leaning
hard on the gas pedal! Weekend of the hurricane I paddled with Regina
O'Donnell, whose husband is on the UVA med school faculty, on a couple
of Charlottesville-area streams.

Mike's an entertaining guy to boat with (don't tell him I said so,
though), so don't miss the chance when you get it.


-Richard, His Kanubic Travesty
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It is indeed UVA. I have the lavish post of Assistant Director of
Outdoor Recreation here at UVA. If you roll through in the morning, let
me know and I can arrange a breakfast rendezvous.

I spent the hurricane weekend trying to keep the wife and baby happy in
a house that had no water or electricity. However, once we got a couple
of 5 gallon jugs full of water, it was pretty much like camping out in
your own house. I drove over the Rivanna on my way to work on Monday
and was thinking about all the water I was missing.

Eric