http://blog.aorafting.com/robyn-bio/ Read up on everything related to whitewater rafting on California rivers with All-Outdoors Thu, 28 Aug 2008 11:13:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 http://blog.aorafting.com/robyn-bio/#comment-5397 Middle Fork American 1-Day Trip 6-2-2007 Fri, 27 Jul 2007 17:14:50 +0000 http://blog.aorafting.com/robyn-bio/#comment-5397 [...] the Middle Fork American in June of 2007. We had a great time on the river and our guides, Todd and Robyn, were outstanding. I think we’ll go back to the Stan, Kaweah, or North Fork American next [...] [...] the Middle Fork American in June of 2007. We had a great time on the river and our guides, Todd and Robyn, were outstanding. I think we’ll go back to the Stan, Kaweah, or North Fork American next [...]

]]> http://blog.aorafting.com/robyn-bio/#comment-52 » AO Guides Overnight It in the New River Gorge The All-Outdoors Whitewater Rafting California River Blog Blog Archive Tue, 04 Apr 2006 18:55:31 +0000 http://blog.aorafting.com/robyn-bio/#comment-52 [...] Smokey Pittman, Brad Riley, Adam Walker, Danny Walker and I had all gathered at the River Inn in Redding the night before, and after a few hours of sleep were loading up our cars, talking about where to get our morning coffee. The plan was to drive Highway 299 (connecting Redding to Arcada) towards the Cal Salmon, stopping along the way to look at the Trinity Drainage and decide which runs we should actually do. It was thought that we would either stick to a New River/Burnt Ranch Gorge combination, or drive on to do the North and South Forks of the Cal Salmon. Our decision would depend on water level, put-in logistics, and how sporty we all felt after that coffee. [...] [...] Smokey Pittman, Brad Riley, Adam Walker, Danny Walker and I had all gathered at the River Inn in Redding the night before, and after a few hours of sleep were loading up our cars, talking about where to get our morning coffee. The plan was to drive Highway 299 (connecting Redding to Arcada) towards the Cal Salmon, stopping along the way to look at the Trinity Drainage and decide which runs we should actually do. It was thought that we would either stick to a New River/Burnt Ranch Gorge combination, or drive on to do the North and South Forks of the Cal Salmon. Our decision would depend on water level, put-in logistics, and how sporty we all felt after that coffee. [...]

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