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"Rick" writes:
Zoar Gap I think its in the NW corner of MA. There are dam releases you might want to look into before going. I am not sure there is enough water when the dams are up. The dams are ALWAYS up. They don't dismantle 'em between releases ;-) Seriously, the dam for that section (the Fife Brook section of the Deerfield River) is a bottom-release dam. At this time of year, us locals think it's balmy; other folks tend to find it on the nippy side pretty much year round. The section is I-II EXCEPT for Zoar Gap, which is a short but tricky III. It provides a fun time for those of class III ability, and those who aren't of class III ability provide a fun time for the rest of us ;-) -- :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::: Mary Malmros Some days you're the windshield, Other days you're the bug. |
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