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  1. The last time a New Jersey sailor moved to Elizabeth City they invented the Moth Class https://books.google.com/books?id=PAKSBAAAQBAJ&pg=PA85
  2. For those who can't get enough of Watching CS17s sailing the EC, here are pair of videos. This is Swimboy's video And this is Nomadic and Rover on the "turbo" CS17
  3. Carlita as posted to the Watertribe facebook page
  4. From the Watertribe Facebook page . . . Here's swimboy's CS17 coming into check point #2 (or #1, depending on how you're counting) in Chokoloskee That's a pretty boat
  5. EC 22 having a rough day. "If it doesn't break it's too heavy"
  6. He's off! Rigging at Snows Cut and getting a workout w/ Suzi.
  7. The Suwannee is actually running relatively low. The gauge at White Springs (closest to Big Shoals) is showing only ~700cfs compared to historical median flow ~1900cfs and Gauge Height ~53.6'. Further down at Branford it's not quite as low. ~7000cfs compared to historical median of ~10000cfs. But both numbers are higher than in, say, June. According to a local outfitter (Suwannee Canoe Outpost) . . . 52-56 feet: "Low-medium" to "medium" river conditions. Ideal for camping on beaches. Slow to medium current in most areas. Nice balance between camping, current, and scenery. All trips open, from the Swamp to the Gulf. Big Shoals probably too low to run at this level. (We recommend portaging Big Shoals anyway.)
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