Colorado Rivers & Creeks DVD Guide

[danimal]

"Colorado Rivers & Creeks DVD Guide"
coming spring 2007

Vewda Productions along with Ammen Jordan Productions are bringing the first DVD guide to Colorado. The guide will feature 25 of Colorado's premiere class IV-V runs.
The goal of the "Colorado Rivers & Creeks DVD Guide" is to provide river enthusiasts with an insider’s look at Colorado Rivers & Creeks. It is designed in a way that will visually show: shuttle concerns, river hazards, length, difficulty, put-in, take-out, elevation, gradient, appropriate craft, prime season, gauge information, and local accommodations. We will keep you all posted throughout the season.

See you on the water.

[Cutch]

And its going to be sick.

[Gary E]

what is this video. footage of each run? If so, how many are on the disc? What is the name of the dvd gonna be called? Doubt it will be rivers and creeks?

[MIKE D]

nice attitude gary stay in jackson loser

[FLOWTORCH]

Nice, I'd take one. And Gary.....

The guide will feature 25 of Colorado's premiere class IV-V runs.

[kyll]

Gary , now everyone knows you cant read either . Shmuck!!!

[E-Ro]

Chill out mountainbuzzers. These are typed words on the internet, that don't reflect expression. Don’t be so quick to jump on people is all I'm saying. Or maybe I'm the one getting all into it, I don't know. Because I guaranty someone is going to get all up on me for the little bit that I just said.

Cheers, to the late season snowstorms and the upcoming raging paddling season.

[yetigonecrazy]

im stoked to hear about it, and i will definetly buy a copy. now obviously its going to have the goldies like gore, big south, etc, but will it have some of the newer ones that quite havent reached the big time yet, like bakers box or treasure canyon?

[thecraw]

Great idea guys... I would be very much into getting this!

[FLOWTORCH]

Can we start the voting for our favorite 25? How will those be figured out? I'd like to see all the CB creeks lumped into one, hell I wanna see pretty much all the southern creeks in there, and Big South of course.