It rained all night and then most of the day. It was dry in the tents but only barely as it rained so hard all night! The canoes made it into Libby into a very hard landing location.
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A canoe trip by various Land Surveyors, families, and friends commemorating North America's greatest Land Surveyor and Mapmaker, David Thompson.
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Hi Robert, Bill and other paddlers. You have taken on an amazing venture and hope you all make it through this lousey weather without becoming ill. I can remember sleeping in tents as a kid where it poured all night and from then on everything was damp.
ReplyDeleteGood luck to all - wish I could have been along.
Rick Clendenning