Scott Martin: Spring Thaw ?

Spring Thaw ?

>> Sunday, January 29, 2012

Roaring Branch with Geren during a very warm January day. A great level for Roaring Branch, we tried to put on one of its many tributaries. Due to a very icy road to the upper sections of the watershed we decided that it wasn't the day to play with ice.

1 comments:

ryanmtnman, February 14, 2012 at 7:11 PM: Great sequence on that drop Scott. That looked to be a pretty pumpy level on the Roaring Branch...especially if you were looking to fire up one of it's tribs. Man if there was that much flow I bet Hoaglands was running or even Stony Forks!

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