June 20, Souris, Manitoba Well, you are nearly ready to go. You've aquired the toolbox of our dreams. All manner of gadgetry fills your canoe - right up to those cross brace thingies - you know what I mean. You will be able to measure water depth, test for the presence of cow urine, and receive 16 cable channels on the microwave over. You've also disguised your old iPod as an underwater sonar tracking device - by just taping over the part that says "iPod" and printing "Sonar Thing-a-ma-jig" in black marker. This way you won't have to put up with the annoying sound of birds singing or any of that other wildlife nonsense. Without further howdy-do
Choices:
Rivers may only run one way, but you can run two ways on them. What to do? Paddling upstream (where you're likely to find the cause of the problem) might be logical - but it's sure a lot of work! On the other hand, downstream is more in keeping with your paddling style and thus your natural investigative instincts. Perhaps that will allow you to more closely examine the results of the decrease in flow, and determine a possible motive for the dastardly deed. What's
the plan?
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