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After the bulk of post-processing was complete, I found the time to update my website and publish my favourite images from our trip under the collection ‘Mississippi River’. The website is www.kylejeffery.ca for all those interested. Any feedback is most welcome. Take care.
Sincerely,
Tank
Annie’s New Home
Posted by LowerMississippiRiverkeeper in general, photo on December 29th, 2009
Now that Annie is officially under the care of Lower Mississippi Riverkeeper I wanted to assure everyone that she is getting only the finest treatment. I also want to let everyone know that I feel that Annie still belongs to all of the Crew and to the River and that I have merely been entrusted with her care and with coordinating her future endeavors. That said, Annie is safe and secure at Base Camp in her very own tent. We have had a number of bad storms come through since she arrived back here and not a drop of water has made it into her tent which is more than can be said for the expedition wall tent… (it’s a great tent! i’m just saying…;). Her tent is, obviously, a blue tarp so we are currently looking at more permanent options. I am also in the process of cleaning her out and prepping her interior for a new finish job. I will probably also rebuild her oar locks at the same time. Seeing as she has had 1000’s of continuous hours of use over the past few months there is plenty work to be done to get her back into shipshape and Bristol fashion (be sure let me know if you figure out what Bristol fashion consists of). I know it is not nearly as exciting as the expedition but I will be sure to keep everyone updated on Annie’s progress so stay tuned!
The Outlaw

For all the Old Man River Project fans…
As I was surfing the blog pages I noticed the lack of Cliffs presence on the blog. Furthermore, I noticed that Cliffs name did not even appear on the crew menu. So I write this concise post to our fans to help encourage Cliffs involvement on the blog over the course of our last 230 miles from Baton Rouge to the Gulf of Mexico. I want a record breaking amount of comments to show Cliff we all care for the story he has to tell. Thank you alll for your cooperation.
A Gain, Not Loss


And then there were five…
This blog post is a tribute to the two crew members that forfeited their thwarts on Annie to pursue personal adventures down other paths. The melancholy subsided after each departure, as it dawned on me that I have not lost either crew member but rather gained two friends. Friendships that I plan to cherish and honour well past the boundaries of the Mississippi River. I wish you both much success and am anxious to see you down river.
Photos From Vicksburg Mississippi
Posted by LowerMississippiRiverkeeper in followers, general, photo on November 24th, 2009
These photos are courtesy of Bess Averett, public relations manager at Ameristar Casino Hotel Vicksburg. Another Big Thanks to Ameristar Casino Hotel for hosting the Old Man River crew and for the wonderful generosity and hospitality that they showed us!
Bess Mitchell Averett
Public Relations Manager
Ameristar Casino Hotel Vicksburg
4116 Washington Street
Vicksburg, MS 39180
The Mighty Quapaws
Posted by LowerMississippiRiverkeeper in general, photo, quotes on November 16th, 2009
This is from John Ruskey, Quapaw Canoe Company, Helena Outpost:
Helena, please join us in giving Brett Rogers & the Old Man River Project a Deep South welcome to town! From Canada and Australia in partnership with the Lower Mississippi Riverkeeper. Brett and his crew of five will be working on their 32 foot authentic York Boat ANNIE and resupplying for the final push in their 4-month expedition down the Mississippi from our Canoe & Kayak headquarters at 411 Ohio Street. The beautiful ANNIE will be stationed on location until push-off from the Helena Boat Launch Wednesday or Thursday.

Greeted by the Mighty Quapaws & making landing in the Helena Harbor: Brett Rogers & Old Man River Project - Lower Mississippi Riverkeeper
Editors note: Many thanks to the Quapaw Canoe Company for showing such great hospitality to the crew! For Canoe & Kayak Rentals, Quapaw Helena is your access to the wonders of the Lower Mississippi River! Conveniently located in downtown Helena. Visit the Quapaw Canoe Company, Helena Outpost website. And “Make Oars, Not Wars!” love it!




























































































