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Mountainbuzz.com :: View topic - Please let me know if I'm missing any whitewater park... Page 4 of 6 Back to top rsr I I Claire D Posted: Fri May 14, 2004 9:32 am Post subject: Re: New England Parks } uote rotas posts: 11 Location: Boulder kglaeser wrote: Claire, There are a few parks in the NE that come to my mind. You got the Black aleady but there are a few smaller ones that me be noteworthy. E ,: Ken PS You missed a fun but hypothermic time at the Golden rodeo last night Thanks Ken. I was just about to post on the northeast paddlers board to ask, so thanks for the NE info. My paddling days are limited right now with finishing up my degree, so I decided to forgo the sleet and hit a nicer day at the park. Glad you had fun! thanks everyone else for the info, and keep it coming, I just talked with a kayaking professor of recreation (nice job eh?) at U. Kentucky and we may put a list of info on all wwparks up on the web.... i'll keep you posted. D Posted: Fri May 14, 2004 12:55 pm Post subject: Tulsa wave Park is uote Rollitup Total posts: 4 Still planned for upgrades but there is a feature there all ready. http :Hwww,tulsawave.com/ not to toot my own horn but that's me in the home page photo. The arkansas project is in Malvern AKA Rockport http://users.aristotle.net/—laiones/Rocki)ort.htmI There's one planned for Branson , MO but think it has kind of petered out Scott Springfield, MO Back to top rc�fil I Meng D Posted: Sun May 16, 2004 1 :51 pm Post subject: a of Location: on the move (Salida Co at the moment) Claire sounds like an interesting project. If you dont mind sharing your findings when the project is finished I'd be siked to check out your final documentation (or maybe /probably just the overview). Good luck and congrats on finishing your degree! Back to top ecJil www escalimick D Posted: Sun May 16, 2004 4:46 pm Post subject: tot Total posts: 43 http: // mountainbuzz .com /viewtopic.php ?t =1359 9/16/2004