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question The best. easy, first time Walden run for my wife? New

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Date: Apr 04 2008, 14:08 GMT
From: bluntmasterE

We have been in Dayton,TN for a while and my wife needs to see some of the great stuff in out backyard.  She is good on the Ocoee but is nervous with new stuff so I want some thing easy and scenic so we can take it slow and have a great 1st experience.  I am hoping for a low water Piney River or Whites run what else would be good for her Sat and does any body want to go? 
Eric
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idea Duskin Creek would be good. bigsurfwaves New
note Duskin's great, but watch out for wood.  Did it two years ago and roaring-riverman New
note I live over the plateau in Mcminnville and was wondering the same JediMaster New
note Roaring, if you carry fuzzy bunny  it ain't that bad. <NT> Louie New
note Dustin looks great for her! bluntmasterE New
more looking at Duskin map?? bluntmasterE New
note Seems a little longer than that, but maybe not. bigsurfwaves New
note Not right shuttle looks like it might be right but I know you do three miles after you hit the Piney maybe just 2.2 on Louie New
feedback Crab Orchard should be going tomorrow, although not technically Walden's Ridge lrcable New
note If we continue to get a bunch of rain, White's Creek would be good too.  It's roaring-riverman New
th_up Piney firescape New
feedback I think there is still a lot of wood at the beginning of the Piney, so they might want to come in from Moccacin Creek... rbowman New
smile Hey Bro, hope you guys are well! bluntmasterE New
note White's Creek or Fall Creek would be good... kbegley New
th_up if you are planning a trip there ...check this out ditchbitch New
note Hey Eric JediMaster New
note sounds good Bill!   bluntmasterE New
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