A look Back:
Last year was a great year of boating for me and hopefully for all of you as well, my Colorado boating season got kicked off last year with the south saint vrain race in lyons,co. The event is a great grass roots event with a diverse amount of sports to keep things interesting, things got interesting when the night before the creek race it rained a lot and spiked the level to huge levels (600-700 cfs). The race was fast and pushy but really fun, I ended up getting 6th which I was pretty happy with among all the pros.
Me on "windscraper" on the upper north wind
photo: Evan Stafford
Here is short my brother Jim put together, look in LVM 36 for the full version
Wyoming 2010 Teaser from Jim Janney on Vimeo.
The highlight of the summer came from the middle fork of the kings, it is so good for so long. We had a great and highly unusual trip with no carnage!
Jared Johnson on raw dawg falls, for more: middle kings
After such a great year last I am really excited about what this year will bring. I am now in nursing school so I won't be able to travel as much as last year, that just means that I will be in Colorado longer to get on some more of the home state runs. I am really looking forward to the SSV race this year and hopefully I will be able to improve on my finish from last year. I'm also super pumped for paddlefest may 27-29 in the ark valley, it has been a few years since I have paddled down there and I'm really looking forward to getting on some of the quality ark action. My new piece of gear for this year is a gopro helmet camera, I all ready spend enough time getting out of my boat to take still pics that it should be nice to be able to capture the action from my boat.
Up next for me is to finish finals, then I get a two week break before school get started again and I'm headed out to sunny California to kick of the season. Super excited to be part of the CKS squad this year, and I'm looking forward to meeting some new faces this year.
I'll leave ya with a few cali shots, can't wait for the melt to begin.
-Tom