Hello from Alabama!

[Shannon Cooper]

Hello! I’m Shannon. I live in northeast Alabama. My home rivers are the Cahaba and Tallapoosa rivers. I’m glad to have found your forum. I am looking forward to learning what you know, and I hope to be able to contribute as well.

 

[billconner]

Welcome! Glenn will be around in a minute with official welcome but glad you're here. Always wondered if I should look south in winter for paddling but don't like snakes.

 

[Penns Woods]

Welcome Shannon, Glad you could join us, looking forward to your posts.

 

[Shannon Cooper]

Welcome! Glenn will be around in a minute with official welcome but glad you're here. Always wondered if I should look south in winter for paddling but don't like snakes.

Nice to meet you, Bill. You absolutely should look into a southern trip! While I do see snakes, I bet there aren't as many as you imagine. The most unpleasant part of a southern trip is the hot summer camping!

 

[Glenn MacGrady]

Hello! I’m Shannon. I live in northeast Alabama.

Shannon, welcome to site membership! Feel free to ask any questions and to post messages, photos and videos in our many forums. Please read Welcome to CanoeTripping and Site Rules! Also, please add your location to your profile, which will cause it to show under your avatar, as this is a geographic sport. We look forward to your participation in our canoe community.

 

[yellowcanoe]

Shannon can you suggest a short overnight in Alabama..We flee to Florida in Feb but this latest trip showed us climate change is real! We can't do 84 degrees for five weeks ,

 

[Erica]

Welcome to the forum. Im glad you are her and am looking forward to hearing about Alabama rivers.

 

[Shannon Cooper]

Shannon can you suggest a short overnight in Alabama..We flee to Florida in Feb but this latest trip showed us climate change is real! We can't do 84 degrees for five weeks ,

Yes, sir. Are you looking for somthing with cooler nights than Florida, or just something in Alabama? If you are looking for something cooler, I’d reccomend the Toccoa River Trail in Georgia. Alabama, the Cahaba or Hatchett Creek.

 

[Glenn MacGrady]

Shannon, fyi, yellowcanoe is a yes, mam.

 

[Shannon Cooper]

Yes, ma’am! Are you looking for somthing with cooler nights than Florida, or just something in Alabama? If you are looking for something cooler, I’d reccomend the Toccoa River Trail in Georgia. Alabama, the Cahaba or Hatchett Creek.