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Allen Hilliard of Grady's Great Outdoors kayaks down the Saluda River.

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Allen Hilliard of Grady's Great Outdoors kayaks down the Saluda River.

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  • Allen Hilliard of Grady's Great Outdoors kayaks down the Saluda River.
  • Matt Schell, right, of the Anderson County Parks and Recreation Department talks with Mike Wilson of Duke Energy, left, before kayaking the Saluda River.
  • Anderson County Council member Cindy Wilson, right, waves good-bye to other members of a group that kayaked down the Saluda River.
  • Chris Butler, right, and Allen Hilliard, of Grady's Great Outdoors take a canoe off a rack before taking a trip down the Saluda River.
  • Anderson County Councilmen Ron Wilson, left, and Tom Allen, right, Dianne Anastos, middle, of Save Our Saluda take a look down the Saluda River before taking a trip down the river on Monday.
  • Piedmont Fire Department chief Tracy Wallace prepares his life jacket as Mike Wilson, right, Duke Energy, Anderson County Councilman Ron Wilson, middle left, and representative Dan Cooper, right, do the same before kayaking on the Saluda River on Monday.
  • Mike Gillespie of Grady's Great Outdoors, talkes to Anderson County Council members Cindy Wilson, left, and Ron Wilson, right, about proper paddling techniques before kayaking on the Saluda River on Monday.
  • Mike Gillespie, middle, of Grady's Great Outdoors talks with councilwoman Cindy Wilson before taking a trip down the Saluda River.
  • Chris Butler of Grady's Great Outdoors leaves from the launch point on the Saluda River.
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  • Daniel Cooper, son of SC representative Dan Cooper, kayaks down the Saluda River.
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  • Rusty Burns, left, kayaks down the Saluda River with members of the Anderson County Council, Piedmont Fire Department firefighters, Grady's Great Outdoors employee and other community leaders on Monday.
  • Interstate 85 crosses over the Saluda River.
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  • Anderson County Council members Cindy Wilson, left, Tom Allen, right, and Grady's Great Outdoors employee Chris Butler, middle, kayak down the Saluda River on Monday.
  • The Piedmont Fire Department has a river boat for any emergencies that may occur on the Saluda River.
  • Mike Wilson of Duke Energy, left, and Dianne Anastos of Save Our Saluda kayak down the Saluda River.
  • Allen Hilliard of Grady's Great Outdoors kayaks down the Saluda River.
  • Allen Hilliard of Grady's Great Outdoors kayaks down the Saluda River.
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  • Anderson County public information officer Angie Stringer, left, and Mike Wilson of Duke Energy kayak down the Saluda River on Monday.
  • Dyke Spencer of Powdersville Water, right and Chris Butler, left, of Grady's Great Outdoors carry in kayaks after a trip down the Saluda River.
  • Anderson County public information officer Angie Stringer, right, takes pictures of Rusty Burns, middle and Holt Hopkins, left, as the finish a 9 mile trip down the Saluda River.
  • Allen Hilliard of Grady's Great Outdoors helps with putting kayaks on a rack after a 9-mile trip down the Saluda River.
  • From left to right, Chris Butler, Mike Grady and Allen Hilliard, right, of Grady's Great Outdoors place kayaks on a rack after a trip on the Saluda River on Monday.
  • Allen Hilliard, an employee of Grady's Great Outdoor, prepares for his trip down the Saluda River in a kayak on Monday.
  • Daniel Cooper, son of S.C. Rep. Dan Cooper, R-Anderson, places his digital camera in plastic bag before taking a 9-mile kayak trip down the Saluda River.
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  • Anderson County Councilwoman Cindy Wilson and Mike Wilson of Duke Energy kayak down the Saluda River.
  • Anderson County Councilwoman Cindy Wilson braces herself before kayaking down a small rapid on the Saluda River on Monday.
  • Anderson County Council member Cindy Wilson kayaks behind council member Tom Allen, who was tipped out of his kayak in a small rapids on the Saluda River.
  • Dianne Anastos, president of Save Our Saluda, paddles through a small rapids on the Saluda River.
  • A group of Anderson County officials and business leaders paddle down the Saluda River.
  • A half sunken boat sits on the banks of the Saluda River.
  • Dianne Anastos leads a group while taking a 9-mile trip down the Saluda River.
  • SC representative checks his cell phone while taking a kayak trip down the Saluda River.
  • Nick Anastos, middle, of Save Our Saluda, kayaks down the Saluda River with members of the Anderson County Council, employees of Grady's Great Outdoors and other community leaders on Monday.
  • Mike Gillespie fishes from his kayak while taking a trip down the Saluda River.
  • A barrell is hung up on a tree in the Saluda River.
  • The Piedmont Fire Department has a river boat for any emergencies that may occur on the Saluda River.
  • The Piedmont Fire Department has a river boat for any emergencies that may occur on the Saluda River.
  • Chris Butler of Grady's Great Outdoors in Anderson paddles down the Saluda River during part of a 9-mile kayak trip.
  • Mike Wilson of Duke Energy, left, and Anderson County public information officer Angie Stringer talk while kayaking down the Saluda River.
  • From left to right, Chris Butler, Allen Hilliard and Matt Schell kayak ahead of the group while kayaking down the Saluda River with Anderson County Council members and other community leaders.
  • A group of people fish off of the banks of the Saluda River.
  • Anderson County public information officer Angie Stringer waves good bye to Dianne Anastos (not shown) after taking a 9-mile kayak trip down the Saluda River.
  • Mike Grady of Grady's Great Outdoors secures a canoe to the top of a rack after rafting down the Saluda River on Monday.

On Monday November 2, 2009 a group of Anderson County Council members, employees of Grady's Great Outdoors and other community leaders kayaked a 9-mile stretch down the Saluda River.

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