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I don't know Chris it looks to be bigger than 21'. There's a house where the stream crosses the creek...guess that's a starting point since I couldn't find any GIS maps for Yates Co.
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my thoughts are that if it's raining... call it off.... safety first.
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I know we are over a week away but prelim forecast is 60 and partly sunny.
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I have no problem with a light rain but I'm definitely not climbing the 2nd falls if it is. :fear:
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I dont mind a light rain either...rocks are already wet/slippery.
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light rain is ok.. especially when it stops briefly and I can break out the camera.
I have no grill. They don't have grills there.
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I have a grill not not a portable one. I vote for a restaurant rather than a picnic type thing. Just my preference. If we DO vote have a picnic type thing, I can definitely bring some meat and/or side dish.
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Let's eat out... then next time (late May perhaps), NYFalls will invest in a portable grill and picnicking supplies.
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