Rookies! What you do is take kegs. A keg will nicely fit down in a tube (if you stretch it a little to get it in). You float the keg so it's about 2/3's into the water to keep it cold. You can tether the tube with the keg and take turns keeping the tether (you don't want it washing ashore into a camp of rednecks - you'd never get it back). When you want one, paddle up to the keg and draw a cold on.
The question is not how many cases, but how many kegs.
Truman
Elizabeth Walker wrote:
I don't know about Tom, but by my calculations, you will also need a canoe to carry the beer.... :)
On Jul 21, 2009, at 8:38 AM, Jody Rogers-Buttram wrote:
Tom, My question to you is: If Guy, me, Joni, Angie, Josie, and you put in the river at the VA Highlands upstream in inner tubes, the current is 4 mph, and the distance is 10 from camp....how much beer do we need to take with us in order to not run out??? Jody ;-)
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