[vpci] Re: Llano Outing--Burn bans & water levels

Call my hand on "repeats".  I'm getting old and forgetful.  Never mind, Fain
will  probably take care of it.

 

Roger

 

From: vpci-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:vpci-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf
Of Jim
Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2011 11:19 PM
To: vpci@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [vpci] Re: Llano Outing--Burn bans & water levels

 

Sounds good.  Looking forward to some "new" stories.

 

jim

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From: Roger Zimmerman <mailto:rogerzimmerman1@xxxxxxxxx>  

To: vpci@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 

Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2011 6:20 PM

Subject: [vpci] Re: Llano Outing--Burn bans & water levels

 

That also means we can have a camp fire.  Bring firewood if you have some.
Why don't we have a group camp fire?

 

Roger

 

From: vpci-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:vpci-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf
Of Fain Zimmerman
Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2011 3:01 PM
To: vpci@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [vpci] Llano Outing--Burn bans & water levels

 

I just called the park to check on the burn ban - and it is not in effect!
Yea! We can cook with charcoal as long as someone is closely watching the
fire at all times, and it is completely extinguished when we're through.
There is still a lot of dead cedar around, and we must be very careful.

 

Also the river level is fine for kayaking. Although the North Llano River is
dry, the South Llano is flowing well. You can put in at the park and take
out in town. Or put in below the park and take out in the park. 

 

She said we might want to call again right before we come up, just to be
sure about the fires, as things can change quickly.

 

Fain

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