
Jason Shueh/Valley Press After a little under four hours of rafting, the Ward family reunion paddled themselves into The Mouth, a small inlet about 10 miles west of Plains. Sebastian Black, owner of Paradise Rafting, said it was the largest raft group hes seen this year.
August 8, 2008
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August 8, 2008 midnight
75 rafters tackle the Clark Fork River at reunion
Last Sunday, the Clark Fork River saw a surge of activity as about 75 family members from the Ward family reunion piled into eight whitewater rafts and floated from the Sander’s County Fairgrounds in Plains to the “Mouth,” an inlet about 10 miles toward Thompson Falls from Plains.