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The water level through the small channel was as high as I have ever seen it. I placed a flag on the map where a small inlet is on the aerial photo. I have never been able to identify it with certainty until Tuesday. There is not much water in it so it's usefulness to paddlers is slim, except for photo opportunities.
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The narratives and photos of your recent cruises around the islands in the Pierre area certainly highlight the paddling attraction of living there. I always like to see your dog, Scruffy, along for the ride. I bet that he is a willing crew member for your cruises. Sometime this summer I want to load my Folbot in the car and spend a day or so in Pierre taking advantage of the waters that you describe so well.
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Jay Heath
I was out Tuesday too, but I went around Farm Island. Starting at the boat ramp you used the other day and getting back to the campground is a paddle of about 6.4 miles and requires a half mile walk back to the ramp to get the vehicle. I got started a little later than I had hoped so I had to push it a little. Just over an hour and a half on the water. The wind made it a bit rough out in the main channel so I didn't get much for pictures.
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