Some of the racers might be able to find a picture of interest to them on my website. I traveled along with the canoers from the Kaw to the first check point in Lexington Mo. and took many pictures. I have posted some of them already and will be posting more as time permits. Feel free to copy any pictures from my website that you want.  You can find the pictures at http://farmbureaulies.com/CanoeRace.aspx and click on the farm bureaumobiles canoe race page.  I have over 200 photos, but it's a slow process posting them so I will continue adding for some time.  I enjoyed watching the race and the river. Thanks, Lucky Gash

Great idea!  Here's the photos I took.  Near the end things got blurry..... I think it's because I got blurry too

http://www.flickr.com/photos/28769352@N04/show/

Rob,
Great shot of the capitol at night!  That's what I was going for, but at that point I couldn't figure out how to take night shots on the camera.......I'm definitely not used to that much sleep deprivation (and I was just ground crew, not even racing)!!!!

Yep!

I put some captions to a few photos taken of my race.  Thanks again to everbody for making this such a good experience.

http://tinyurl.com/59yq2v

Betty Kleusner, wife of Larry who was a major orchestrator of the finish location and events on the Lewis & Clark property, took some great pictures too.  http://www.kodakgallery.com/SlideshowEnd.jsp?folderid=59605311303.423299382603.1...

And I'd like to add a big THANK YOU to the two Larrys I worked with there. . . Kleusner and McClain.  They have endless enthusiasm and energy for this partnership we've created and their contribution is HUGE.  Thank you!!

The "Leader of the Pack", what more can we say . . . Team Texas at 36:19 hours

Best part about Carter's photos are his comments!  snigger, snigger, chuckle.
Thanks Carter for being their.  Be sure to challenge all your buddies to next year's race.

Dan

The last steps of the race . . .