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Monthly Archives: March 2007
Ruahine Swallow, St. George River
Paddling the Ruahine Swallow down a stretch of flatwater on the St. George River.More information on the Swallow here.
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Magog Falls, St. George
Magag Falls on the St. George River. 3/28/07. Water level on the St. George seems just as high as last weekend, despite the cooler temperatures and lack of significant rainfall.
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St. George River, Magag Falls
The drop over the old dam at Magog is a Class III drop at some water levels, but makes for a pretty easy slide when the water level is as high as it is right now on the St. George … Continue reading
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