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Read and Run

May 21, 2012
By Lacey Anderson
Read and Run

It was impossible to stop for a scout at the top of “Unscathed”. We had to scout from our boats at the entrance into the rapid. The top section of the class IV rapid had many flipper waves and just when I made it through the tough upper section, I went careening into a blind right hand turn to...

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Photo Gallery – Usumacinta River, Chiapas, Mexico

May 10, 2012
By Lacey Anderson
Photo Gallery – Usumacinta River, Chiapas, Mexico

                                                                 

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Photo Gallery – Atotonilco-SantaCatarina River, Oaxaca, Mexico

May 3, 2012
By Lacey Anderson
Photo Gallery – Atotonilco-SantaCatarina River, Oaxaca, Mexico

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Photo Gallery – Atoyac River, Oaxaca, Mexico

April 20, 2012
By Lacey Anderson
Photo Gallery – Atoyac River, Oaxaca, Mexico

I made children laugh all over Mexico, I was a very funny spectacle to them.  As we floated past small villiages children would come streaming out of their adobe houses and...

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Ten Lessons

April 19, 2012
By Lacey Anderson
Ten Lessons

We had just completed 150 miles on the Mulatos-Aros River in northern Mexico. It was August of 2011 and since May of 2011 I had completed nineteen river runs,...

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Photo Gallery – Baluarte River, Sinaloa/Durango, Mexico

April 18, 2012
By Lacey Anderson
Photo Gallery – Baluarte River, Sinaloa/Durango, Mexico

 

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Photo Gallery – Mulatos River, Sonora, Mexico

April 17, 2012
By Lacey Anderson
Photo Gallery – Mulatos River, Sonora, Mexico

  Interested in doing the Mulatos river in August of 2012? Contact me through this website or contact Rocky Contos  at www.sierrarios.org . You can find more information and photos at the website www.sierrarios.org.

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My Second Home

April 16, 2012
By Lacey Anderson
My Second Home

After nine months of boating in the western United States, Mexico, and Guatemala my funds have dried up, so it’s time to go back to work. I am heading...

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Guatemala Movie Almost Done

April 14, 2012
By Lacey Anderson

Boating friend, Paul Heesaker, and film maker is almost done with the movie about Guatemala.  The rivers of Guatemala are fantastic and worth conservation efforts, much like the rivers of Mexico....

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Flash Flood Arroyo

April 5, 2012
By Lacey Anderson
Flash Flood Arroyo

Many of Mexico’s best whitewater rivers can only be rafted during the monsoon season. This is when little creeks become raging whitewater rivers. We were headed for the put-in...

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More on Guatemala

April 3, 2012
By Neil Nikirk
More on Guatemala

Here is a recent article on-line at Canoe & Kayak magazine about our detention in Guatemala while trying to boat the Rio Copon. While it was very serious and...

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Held Hostage

February 26, 2012
By Neil Nikirk
Held Hostage

Well, we weren’t able to run the Rio Copon. We were denied access to the river by the local villagers (to say the least). On the plus(?) side, we...

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2011 RIVER TALLY

November 10, 2011
By Lacey Anderson

Today I found myself doing a river tally for the year 2011; from May of 2011 to today I have rafted 33 rivers, most of which were multi-day expeditions. That is a...

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Grand Canyon

August 19, 2011
By Lacey Anderson
Grand Canyon

  Just finished a 16 day private rafting trip down the Colorado River through the grand canyon. What can I say, the canyon is, well, GRAND! Spectacular scenery, interesting...

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Versatile Wonder Vegetable

August 18, 2011
By Lacey Anderson
Versatile Wonder Vegetable

The chayote can be eaten raw or cooked. It will keep for at least one week (probably much longer) without refrigeration. It is a mild flavored vegetable that taste...

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Easy Ordering Options

July 11, 2011
By Lacey Anderson

Order Online from NRS or purchase directly form your local boating and outdoor recreation retailer. Twelve retail stores including NRS now carry the book. NRS has made it very easy to...

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Surfs Up in Colorado

July 11, 2011
By Neil Nikirk
Surfs Up in Colorado

Neil just wrote another great post, thanks honey! see below: After running the Cache la Poudre River outside of Fort Collins at high water with some local boaters, we headed...

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FEAR!

July 5, 2011
By Lacey Anderson
FEAR!

Many women have told me they admire my ability to run high water, class IV -V rapids. If they only knew how nervous I was beforehand – they might...

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