While the rest of the state is hauling sandbags and wishing they had built their houses on stilts we are staying relatively dry here in Twin. I spent a few days on the upper Beaverhead learning the ins and outs with master guide and friend Joe Willauer and his wife Ke'lah. With gusty winds and cold temperatures, it was typical early season weather. It was good to get back in the rowers seat and watch others have some fun. Thanks to Joe and Ke'lah.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Getting in the Groove
While the rest of the state is hauling sandbags and wishing they had built their houses on stilts we are staying relatively dry here in Twin. I spent a few days on the upper Beaverhead learning the ins and outs with master guide and friend Joe Willauer and his wife Ke'lah. With gusty winds and cold temperatures, it was typical early season weather. It was good to get back in the rowers seat and watch others have some fun. Thanks to Joe and Ke'lah.
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