OCT Fathers Day Paddle down the Mighty James River-CANCELED

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OCT Fathers Day Paddle down the Mighty James River-CANCELED

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Ok kiddos,

It was such a success last year, I figured why not do it again. Fathers day is Sunday June 16 this year, so lets get this thing popping. Last year we did a first timers trip and a cookout afterwards, and I really liked the way it turned out, so if the water levels are favorable (under 6 feet) I don't see why we cant get some more first timers out. If the water gets over 6 feet then we will switch it to either the upper James or the Appomattox, but I don't predict and issues.

Contact me at davidanutter at yahooooooooooo, here on the forum, or via facebook. Hope fully we will have a similar turn out as last year with the experienced boaters to newbies, but we will see who is gonna be in town.

Lets get it started in here...[/s]
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Sounds great! Is this Upper, Lower or both?
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I have to cancel this trip due to unforeseen circumstances. Sorry for the inconvenience. I will try to set something up for a later date.
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