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Riverboarding

With this uncharacteristically warm and mild weather in town and wet at best conditions up in the mountains, my attentions have been slightly diverted. Trying

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With this uncharacteristically warm and mild weather in town and wet at best conditions up in the mountains, my attentions have been slightly diverted. Trying to stay constructive, I focused my energy on some summer sport fun and construct a new riverboard.

For those unfamiliar with this amazing sport, it involves fast moving water, essentially a giant skimboard and either a bungee or garage door spring. Thanks to Guy Olson for the video.