[Awclist] Chama Flow Project

[Wes Moore]

No, I would consider other users.  I just like a little faster and higher  
water. I just go where the water is. Arizona,  Colorado, Utah, Idaho.  Chama  
at 800 is just kinda boring.  I WILL take my grandkids down it at 800 but it  
is relegated to 2nd fiddle/family float at anything less than 2000 in my  
book. 
I can always go somewhere else. I understand we need to work to preserve it  
for the future and will gladly help work towards that goal
I may not be the typical user.

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-----Original message-----
From: Steve Harris <steve.harris39 at gmail.com>
To: awclist at swcp.com
Sent: Sun, Dec 25, 2011 18:48:33 GMT+00:00
Subject: [Awclist] Chama Flow Project

PS.  I hadn't heard from Pat, Deb or Wes, 'til I read the thread.

But here's some food for thought:  every day at 2000 cfs  eliminates 2  
days at 1000.

Question: If you knew that boating opportunities (for yourself and  
others) would be cut in half, would you hold out for 2000?

Steve Harris
Rio Grande Restoration
HCR 69 Box 3-C
Embudo, NM 87531

home/office: 575-751-1269
fax: same
Mobile: 575-770-2502

steve.harris39 at gmail.com



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