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re: Kayaking/Camping anyone have any great spots
Posted on 4/21/14 at 7:13 pm to poncho villa
Posted on 4/21/14 at 7:13 pm to poncho villa
It's back in north Arkansas.....but the Spring River
I've never left there without some part of me being bloody. Mainly my shins and legs. You can stay in Hardy.
It should be really flowing right now with all the rain everyone has been getting.
I've never left there without some part of me being bloody. Mainly my shins and legs. You can stay in Hardy.
It should be really flowing right now with all the rain everyone has been getting.
Posted on 4/21/14 at 8:04 pm to Hawgeye
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Locals will tell you privately about occasional nudity and public sex. You'll also hear hints -- but little more -- about a "Miss Viagra Fest," an informal topless dance contest on the river. The weekend party on the Spring River looks more like spring break in Daytona than a cool float in the Natural State.
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Rollin' On the River The Spring River begins as a sleepy creek north of Thayer, Missouri, just across the Arkansas line. The world's 10th-largest spring, Mammoth Spring, pumps more than nine million gallons of 58-degree water every hour into the stream year-round. When dust-dry summer weather transforms other float streams into rocky puddles, the big, reliable water source makes the Spring River an easily floatable stream.
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But many boaters lose control of their canoes here, and some find themselves in serious jeopardy. "They call that Dead Man's Curve," says Jeff Klein. "To me, that is the number one trouble spot on the river. A lot goes on there that probably shouldn't." A young woman falls from a canoe, disappears underwater in the current for a moment, then washes into a cluster of rocks where her foot becomes trapped. "My foot! My foot!" she screams in the fast, waist-high water. Bystanders help free her. She is in pain, but appears uninjured except for bruises and scratches.
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"My leg!" she howls, her face contorted with pain. "My leg!" Bystanders eventually free her, but by then she is unable to walk. Other canoeists and residents carry her off in a beach chair, planning to take her to a hospital. At least two other boaters that day exhibit blood- gushing cuts on their feet.
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