...and i don't care about the May flowers..
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rain rain go away
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rain rain go away
by Tonyc on Fri Apr 04, 2008 8:49 pm
just needed to be said...
...and i don't care about the May flowers..
...and i don't care about the May flowers..
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by talladvntrous on Fri Apr 04, 2008 9:26 pm
disagree; more rain there is...better the white water rafting will be
Let it rain!
Let it rain!
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by Tonyc on Fri Apr 04, 2008 10:06 pm
yeah... I'm going to hike to some waterfalls on Sunday, so I probably won't be complaining about it then either.
I just hate to see so many cool events canceled
.... but I suppose they can be rescheduled and we'll have more without having to dodge lightning bolts.
I just hate to see so many cool events canceled
.... but I suppose they can be rescheduled and we'll have more without having to dodge lightning bolts.- Tonyc
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by pjschubert on Mon Apr 07, 2008 12:19 pm
Oh no, we need the rain not only for our lakes, streams and everyday use, but it makes for an awesome waterfall and challenging river crossings. 
Since our beginner backpacking trip was cancelled for this past weekend, I gathered a couple of friends and took off to the Cohuttas yesterday. It's the same hike I'm doing next weekend. Some of the river crossings on the Conasauga were over thigh high.. Woohoo. Compared to last years ankle deep water, I was a happy hiker and Panther Creek falls was flowing nicely as well.
Since our beginner backpacking trip was cancelled for this past weekend, I gathered a couple of friends and took off to the Cohuttas yesterday. It's the same hike I'm doing next weekend. Some of the river crossings on the Conasauga were over thigh high.. Woohoo. Compared to last years ankle deep water, I was a happy hiker and Panther Creek falls was flowing nicely as well.
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by Tonyc on Tue Apr 08, 2008 8:13 pm
Well I ended up at Mingo Falls and Ramsey Cascades, so the rain did me some good too. I'm glad to hear the mighty Conasauga is at higher levels....still looking forward to experiencing it this coming weekend. 
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