Kayaks are still at the river but they are ice locked out with about 40 feet of ice between shore and actual moving water.
We got a good snow this time and for the third year in a row over the holidays I escorted check outs up, and this time, down, Hurrah Pass. While going down I met guests checking in coming up and when I got back up to the top of Hurrah there was a crowd of people taking pictures.
The pass is what it is and in the snow it's even more interesting.
By afternoon it had mostly melted so it was a chance, maybe the last one to pump some water into the tanks on the Last Hurrah side of the property. The pond was frozen and I had to throw three big rocks in the same place to break the ice so I could put a pump in it. I had to take the hoses a part in a couple places and push ice out but overall probably less than an hour before I had water pumping again. There's a cold spell coming so the next ice might be too thick to break so I filled them to the top.
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