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 The consensus reached at last night's meeting was New
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Re:  Updates on the Green River Mtg. last night? <NT> tweetybird New
Re: The gyst: get rid of 60% flows but don't "schedule" releases HarrisonMetzger New
Re:  I for one think this localist attitude is BS. I feel a splinter group of boaters SHOULD form an alternative negotiating TonyRobinson New
Re: I wonder how many "Green locals" enjoy paddling scheduled runs like Tallulah, Cheoah, etc? Pinecricker New
Date: Jun 30 2007, 17:01 GMT
From: Mexicano
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clearly to leave the term "scheduled" out of any dialogue that is to be had with the power company. For once it seems that the desires of the fisherman and kayakers dovetail and the hope is to capitalize on this unification to makes some headway with Duke.
Everyone needs to leave the word "local" out of this entire discussion. What happens on the Green affects everyone who uses it whether you live close to it or not.
Of course Green locals paddle other "scheduled release" runs, but I think comparing any of the ones in the Southeast to the Green for the sake of this discussion is irrelevant.
I say props to Sara for taking the point on this, I gurantee you this was not a position she chose to be in.
-C
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- Why is a comparison Irrelevant? They are dam release rivers just as the Green is. TonyRobinson New
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 Again, this is simply NOT A LOCALS ISSUE, but common sense ... Mexicano New -
- If it isn't a "locals Issuse" then why has the formulation of the boaters "consensus" been formulated with only locals TonyRobinson New
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- not just locals, bub G New
 there were paddlers from south carolina, Kentucky, Georgia, one half mexican and one from Argentina... <NT> coote New - Tony,you are completly full of shit! The meeting was announced on a sprinkle New
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 Kieth, I agree with you. I have been something of an a'hole and the Knoxville scene is frickin' lame. <NT> TonyRobinson New -
 Fire 'em up Tony! Tera New
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