Robyn: river guide
February 22nd, 2006 Malina
The first thing to know about Robyn is that she is so much more than a UCLA sorority girl. No, she can also argue domestic policy and foreign affairs, play a mean game o’ water polo, crank out the tunes on her piano, and run a rapid or two. Robyn has been guiding for AO for many years and has recently diversified her portfolio, branching out into the brave new world of high-octane academics: she is a PhD student at UC Davis and we couldn’t be prouder! But don’t expect her to give up her place in the back of the boat–she loooooooooooooves them rivers.
April 4th, 2006 at 6:55 pm
[…] 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. […]
July 27th, 2007 at 5:14 pm
[…] 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 […]
October 27th, 2008 at 7:34 pm
[…] crew from Coloma (Robyn, Danny, Brooke, myself, and a few others) headed up Saturday morning to see what all the fuss was […]