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	Articles by RMSKC Members Manatee Madness 2003, By Ernie Frank Manatee Madness, Dolphin Delirum, and Heron Histronics, By Patricia Lee Pagosa Escape, By Bil Parker Cumberland Island, Georgia, By Terry Smith DOUBLE DIPPING IN LEADVILLE: Twin Lakes and Turquoise Lake, By Patricia Lee Twin Lakes and Turquoise Lake: A few words, By Matt Lutkus House Boating on Lake Powell (Why didn't we do that???), by Larry Kline Dillon Reservoir 1st Annual Penguin Paddle Photos by RMSKC Members Photos from the May 2003 South Platte River Trip, By John Heleniak Photos from the October 20-26 2002 Green River Trip, By Terry Smith RMSKC Trip Leader Reports We would like all trip leaders to post a short report on their trip to the Trip Report Forum. This doesn't have to be elaborate --- just the facts. You can either use one of the trip report forms (see below) or just write out the information requested by the form. Once completed, please post the contents of the form on the Trip Report Forum by starting a new topic (click on the "start new topic" link at the lower right hand corner of the form page). Once you get the new topic screen, post the contents of your completed trip report form in the message box. You can also just type your report from scratch into the message box. If you have any problems, contact Brian. Here is the form; pick your flavor: Trip Report form in PDF format Trip Report form in MS Word format Newletter Articles Any RMSKC members who would like to submit a story reporting on their trip should contact the RMSKC Newsletter Editor. This isn't limited to trip leaders --- anyone on a trip is welcome to write an article. Once your story is accepted for publication, it will first appear in the RMSKC newsletter. We will then add your story to the web site a month or so after the newsletter is published. While you can use the trip report form (see above) as a guide for the types of information included in your write-up, you shouldn't stop there. Get creative, a good trip story is more than "just the facts."

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