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 September 20, 2003.
Phil, Ruth and I went on a trip down the Blue Juniata River in Pennsylvania today. The water was about 7.8 on the Newport gauge. That is the highest level we have ever done this trip. We put in at Howe Park and took out at Ken's Beach. We stopped at Poormans Spring. The water was so high I could almost paddle right into the spring. We surfed some at the ledges. They were powerful waves. I took my big Coupe Del Rio. Phil and Ruth took his Dagger canoe. Iroquois Falls at high water!
This trip took about 2 hours.

Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River.
Blue Juniata River. 




 



 



  
 




 




 




It was a another beautiful day on the  Juniata River today! 






  

  
    



    






 



We had a beautiful trip down the Blue Juniata River.

September 21, 2003.
Phil, Ruth and I went on a trip down the Blue Juniata River in Pennsylvania today. The water was about 7.3 on the Newport gauge. We put in at Howe Park and took out at Ken's Beach. We surfed some at the ledges. They were still powerful big waves. No one had a camera this trip. no pictures. Iroquois Falls at high water!
This trip took about 2.5 hours.


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