Any news from ALF?

[OC1er]

Thought about going this past weekend but levels weren't very inspiring...looks like the Tellico held low but runnable for the "race"?

[Lennart]

the fb pagfe looks like fun. best one a kayaker pulling the boat from louie to the shore...
not familiair with the river so dunno if things are.high or low

[Wendy]

This years ALF is the biggest yet. 150 boats at the not rce. The party after fantastic. Drives are longer to rivers but there is paddling for everyone.

[TonyB]

60 canoes on the Ocoee with nary a kayak in sight. Water levels are low.

[Sir Adam]

We're expecting 14-18" of snow tomorrow - very much wish I could have made it. One of these years perhaps.

Images / stories would be great if anyone has time. Sounds like a great ALF so far, even if the levels are a bit low.

[Wendy]

Today some of us paddled the Nanty with 73 degrees and sun. I took the Stinkeye/Blink and lots of folks tried it. Helen paddled my Lite L'Edge and wanted to buy it. Guess what, I didn't sell it. I am holding onto that sweet boat, and the Blink. Really enjoyed paddling with Tony B and crew, Katie, Helen, and some Canadians who headed over and tried the Blink too.

[canoeman61]

There was enough water (barely) in the Tellico for Sunday's race. Yesterday trips went on the Nolichucky and Section IV of the Chattooga, which both being larger rivers still have decent flows. Cheoah will be coming alive this weekend for the grande finale of ALF.

[OC1er]

See yins at the Cheoah!

Dan P.

[pmp]

i was there with some teens for pre-ALF. it was great! stayed at CMT near tellico, did sessions on all kinds of rock skills. we had a blast.