Copper Canyon beta

[shoutdiggity]

step 1: go to sierrarios.org

step 2: click on "links" in the top navigation bar

step 3: click on "topo maps"

step 4: open a directory or two and take a look

step 5: shit in pants! topos of pretty much everything, with areas drained, gradient, and kilometers marked out on all of them!

step 6: click on "join" in the top navigation bar

step 7: follow directions and send some money to SierraRios, because progress is afoot in Mexico--many proposed dams in paradise

step 8: look at the rest of the site, lose sleep for weeks on end, daydream constantly, plan a trip

[RomanDial]

Wow. That's an incredible resource.....

[RomanDial]

Shoutdigity,

Did you send the guy in Seattle $30? Did he send you any maps?

[shoutdiggity]

Sent money, didn't indicate I needed any maps though (been printing them at home). Haven't been home yet to see if something came, but didn't sound like he was quite ready with anything yet.
-Shoudy

[shoutdiggity]

Hey Roman, made it home and found a dvd with some Copper Canyon runs from sierrarios waiting. I had to mute the music and put on the Last of the Mohicans soundtrack, but they showed some ripe boating during the wet season. (no maps).

[RomanDial]

we want to go there maybe in November? What do you think about then?

[shoutdiggity]

bueno. i want to check it out in october or november myself, december is the earliest ive been. seems like a good time to find something in between the low winter clear and the raging browns in august and september.