I hate this little @$$ river
The Great Kenawa River
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why? too snaky, too hard to navigate, shoals?
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Anyone can run that big, wide water. Ya gots to be GOOD to run them criks..😀😀
I'm still troubled by what I did for that Klondike bar...5 -
@silvermouse said:
why? too snaky, too hard to navigate, shoals?It’s narrow, snaky and only 84 miles that we can run. I see the same thing every day. It’s just a long harbor.
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What you need is Mr. Mike Walker to come show ya how it's done.
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Had a cigar customer ran a tug on the Tanana in Alaska. Four foot ice from October until May... then just four or five months to get everything done for the year... with lives on the line. Shifting gravel bars, marshes, and islands. The guy couldn't stand cello on his gars cause he didn't have the time or attention to peel a gar while driving.
Consider yourself lucky.
Haven't heard from the old guy for a while. Wonder what happened.
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^^^ That's the river that runs thru here. It joins the Yukon in Tanana, a village about an hour from here by air. That looks like North Pole in the picture. It's too big to be any of the other villages on the Tanana and not big enough to be Fairbanks.
I'm still troubled by what I did for that Klondike bar...2 -
According to the pic caption, it's sposed to be the Tanana river at Fairbanks, which the map says is 50 miles upstream of the confluence w/ the Yukon at Nenana. But I've never been there. All I know is, it looks easy to run aground. People must spend a fortune shipping necessaries in that state.
What a fun way to make a living, tho, running a river like that.
“It has been a source of great pain to me to have met with so many among [my] opponents who had not the liberality to distinguish between political and social opposition; who transferred at once to the person, the hatred they bore to his political opinions.” —Thomas Jefferson (1808)
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@webmost, the caption's incorrect. The Nenana River runs into the Tanana at Nenana, The Tanana joins the Yukon in Tanana, a hundred or so miles downstream of Nenana. I enlarged the picture and, yes, that's Fairbanks. The Tanana's a hard river to run. It changes almost weekly due to massive amounts of glacial silt in the water. It's really, really cold, really shallow and if you fall in, you have about a minute and a half before your clothes fill with silt & you sink.
I'm still troubled by what I did for that Klondike bar...4 -
So you should take off your clothes before falling in, is what you're sayin'?
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I miss work.
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