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July, 2025

Sunday
13
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This trip needs a coordinator. Contact Gary Quam at gquam64@gmail.com if you are interested in coordinating a trip for this release.
Sunday
13
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This week we will return to our standard trip on the George Waashington Canal. Meeting time is 9:00 at the Violettes Lock parking area. Please advise Wayne McDaniel (macinmd1@gmail.com), 443 542 8779) if you plan to join. The predicted Little Falls gage is 3.5‘, a good level for this river section. The weather forecast is intermittent clouds with a high in the low 80s, a welcome relief from the record heat recently. PFDs are required for all. Helmets are required for kayakers using spray skirts and highly recommended for all others. Airbags are strongly encouraged for boats without other means of flotation. If you need safety equipment, please advise the trip coordinator.
Sunday
13
Violette's Lock - If we receive tons of rain, we'll announce an alternative by Thursday evening.
9:00 AM
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This is the second in a series of four Sunday morning clinics. This should suit you if you are eager to paddle, though may feel that you are not as ____ as you once were due to inactivity, age, illness, or whatever else sometimes dampens your true lioness. We will practice rolling, work on high-and-tight eddy catching, looking for and executing nice s-turns, surfing and the ubiquitous challenge of hucking a boat on one‘s vehicle. We‘ll meet at Violette‘s Lock for the second time: if we receive crazy heavy rain, we will announce an alternate meeting place by Thursday evening. We may head to the Shenandoah Staircase section for session 3 or 4.
Sunday
13
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This trip needs a coordinator. Contact Gary Quam at gquam64@gmail.com if you are interested in coordinating a trip to this release.
Thursday
17
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If interested, contact Ken Cohen at ko9tik@gmail.com.
Saturday
19
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Miguel, Lauren,and I are hosting a beginner ww river run this July 19. This should be Class I with maybe a bit of Class II. If interested, contact Francois at fkrodel94@gmail.com. We will put in at Algonquin State Park and take out at Riverbend. Meet at 10 at Riverbend to start shuttle. 11am put in and arrive back at Riverbend by 2 to 3. There is a $7-$9 launch fee at Algonquin. Note: this event will be cross-posted withTRR Walter Reed and Ft Belvoir Chapters and CCA.
Saturday
19
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This trip needs a coordinator. Contact Gary Quam at gquam64@gmail.com if you are interested in coordinating a trip to this release.
Sunday
20
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Hildy F. will lead a trip on the lower Antietam Creek or the GW Canal on Sunday Morning. Antietam creek is favored to provide more shade and give a bit more variety, but it is water level dependent. A decision will be made later Saturday. Meeting time is 8:15 am either way. Possible Thunderstorms will also be monitored. Please advise Hildy (hferraiolo@gmail.com) if you plan to join. PFDs are required for all. Helmets are required for kayakers using spray skirts and highly recommended for all others. Airbags are strongly encouraged for boats without other means of flotation. If you need safety equipment, please advise the trip coordinator.
Sunday
20
TBD by Thursday afternoon, 7/17. If we paddle the Shenandoah Staircase, plan on a full day.
9:00 AM
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This is the third in a series of four Sunday morning clinics. This is for you if you are eager to paddle and may feel that you are not as ____ as you once were due to inactivity, age, illness, or whatever else sometimes dampens your true lioness. We will practice rolling, work on high-and-tight eddy catching, looking for and executing nice s-turns, surfing and the ubiquitous challenge of hucking a boat on one‘s vehicle. We‘ll put in at and paddle from Angler‘s Access to Lock 10, finding opportunities to continue to work on our technique at Offut Island, Yellow Falls and Stubblefield Falls. 8:30 - Setting shuttle. It would be great to have some assistance with this: meet up at the Angler‘s Access lower lot. https://www.canaltrust.org/pyv/anglers-parking/ Look forward to seeing you!
Sunday
20
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This trip needs a coordinator. Contact Gary Quam at gquam64@gmail.com if you are interested in coordinating a trip to this release.