deep water soloing 2009
deep water soloing 2009
it's warm. time to revive the deep water soloing discussion.
anyone have any beta? i heard that there are some good places to go in Tennessee that are limestone... other than that I am thinking about checking out Laurel lake.
anyone have any beta? i heard that there are some good places to go in Tennessee that are limestone... other than that I am thinking about checking out Laurel lake.
Until they rewrite the law to say falling is illegal, they're screwed. Plus, how do they issue a ticket if you have no ID on you?gripster wrote:i think DWS at Summersville is technically not legal anymore, just FYI
The theory of evolution is just as stupid as the theories of gravity and electromagnetism.
they're cops--they have guns and handcuffs. unless you're willing to give them a fake SS# with address, i think your only chance is to climb up and run away....Saxman wrote:Until they rewrite the law to say falling is illegal, they're screwed. Plus, how do they issue a ticket if you have no ID on you?
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You will probably need a boat. It's been a few years since I've been there, but Laurel River Lake has a staggering amount of shoreline. We accessed the cliffs by boat and I can't imagine getting to them any other way. It's basically inlet after inlet after inlet...toad857 wrote:also, if I were to go check out laurel lake--would i need a boat to get around and to find the good cliffs? or are they only in a certain spot?
The cliffs range from a few feet to 70 feet, to the best of my knowledge. There were plenty in the 20-30 foot range. The water is extremely deep - but I think you'd be nuts to get on something above water you didn't already know about or at least have a depth finder on your boat.
Laurel lake is beautiful. It's worth going even if you can't find good dws. They're super strict about dumping in the water. So when you're out there, you can see 10 or so feet into the water. You look into the water and think you're in the tropics - you look at the forest and think you're in the boreal...all right down in Kentucky.
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not lately, but I plan to before too long here, trying to get enough people to cheaply rent a pontoon. Misery loves company so we should try to get fined/arrested together.Shamis wrote:Has anybody else gone DWS at summersville lately?
I really really really want to go, but I also really really don't want to get fined/arrested.
Would love to hear if anybody else has been able to get away with it since the ban.
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I'm willing to chip in for a boat. If the cops show up we'll all just hide underwater and breathe through straws....they'll never see us.krampus wrote:not lately, but I plan to before too long here, trying to get enough people to cheaply rent a pontoon. Misery loves company so we should try to get fined/arrested together.Shamis wrote:Has anybody else gone DWS at summersville lately?
I really really really want to go, but I also really really don't want to get fined/arrested.
Would love to hear if anybody else has been able to get away with it since the ban.
