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I think it's really good, many websites are over the top and have complex expanding dropdowns, confusing graphics, and are generally 'overblown'...... IMHO yours is exactly what a website should be, direct, simple to navigate, and gets Deb's message out. I would suggest, that in Deb's profession, a potential client would appreciate these things...... The stepping stones are a perfect graphic as well, very appro and subtle...

Reese is the best........

Nice location, even coming from the SW, it's only 15-20 mins north on Crow.

Great thread BTW, thanks snuffy for resurrecting!

Great pics...greater adventures....thanks for sharing, amazing!

Actually a better place is called Frankonia RV Storage, call Erika.......Erika with a 'K" http://www.frankoniarvstoragecalgary.ca/ It's an excellent place, just east of town!

Monterey Park Storage, 2705 84 Street N.E. 403 568 9799.... Great place...completely out of sight from 16 ave Hwy 1....the family lives on the property, and it's like Fort Knox... Talk to the Fraulein that owns it...suggest calling her and making an appt to see her operation..it's pretty amazing. Affordable for a small rig like yours.

Interesting comments by Jimmy on Huey Lewis, didn't know he was hardcore... Henry Winkler, very hardcore. Read his new book, down to earth guy......

Barbless...easier on the fish, easier on me.....

Great shots of an awesome trip....going to the mighty Miss in Sept......

2nd vote for Moore's, great prices and quick, efficient service. '04 Chev/GMC truck, windshield installed....$185.....and it's domestic produced glass, great stuff.

Looks like a pretty good year so far to me, great pics, all of them. Amazing fish too, and scenery well shot...thanks for sharing!

Your probably right about being in the 5000 pictures, and all those flies are now on display on living room trinket shelves from Tokyo to Osaka. You created a untold number of memories Doc, good for you! Amazing scenery...been driving by the turn off for years, now I must visit!

Great post Gil, well named! Thanks for sharing this....

Was at Police Sunday morning at 730. The launch is functional and safe. Saw a couple rigs parked by the road w/empty trailers at that time. It was good to see them there! We walked and waded (tight tight to that bank whoa ninja style), saw new water and saw fish, many stone schucks, saw live stones too, no caddis. Saw the shuttle people doing their thing at 1100 when we left, and that felt good too!

3 really great shots! Nice work!

Gettin' thirsty boys.....gettin thirsty.

In 1980 both the South and North Forks of the Toutle River were destroyed by Mount St Helens. At the time, both fisheries people and fisherman saw the devastation and said that the rivers would not recover in their lifetimes. Based on what the pictures and newreel footage showed, no one disputed this. Yet, the South Fork did recover within a few years, and the North Fork (later) as well. Spirit Lake did too, as early as 1983 there was life in the lake. Not to pre 1980 levels, but the fish did come back to the streams. Hard work by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to control silt and water levels helped, as did the efforts of wildlife groups and other state angencies working hard along side. Anyway, our river is hurt, but it will recover too. Some may be surprised how fast. Nature finds a way.....

Yes Adrienne, your overdue!

Fantastic shots and story once again. Thanks peetso. I have been wanted to point my grill north for years, your posts are making it a must.......

Original Joe's has Trad......and lots of great food too! There is something like 9 locations now. I like the Marda Loop location....lot's of....distractions. http://www.originaljoes.ca/ Anyway, next time your in town, maybe let us know, would sure be nice to hang out and talk about bamboo.....first Trad is on me.

Hahahahahaha hilarious, keep 'em coming peetso! (now, what to clean keyboard with?)

Same, shocked by the images......unbelievable

Amazing stuff, thanks for sharing peetso........

Good post Pipes and quite true, Jet A fuel is very stable and needs to be atomised and travelling 'at speed' to ignite. Jet B, more unstable, but I highly doubt B was in those railcars. Did we want it in our river, no. But the press babbling about 'highly dangerous jet fuel' was the last thing Calgarians needed to hear yesterday morning.