21. Two Rivers Gallery: Curtis Zabel A western art gallery located in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, specializing in fine art of the American West. http://www.tworiversgallery.com/zabel_06.html

Curtis Zabel Contemporary Western Artists Non-Typical Muley, 9/35 bronze 19th Century American Artists Contemporary Western Artists L.A. Huffman Antique Horn Furniture ... Photography 56 Ninth Street Steamboat Springs, Colorado 80487 fax: 970-879-0476

22. Curtis Gulch Campground, Wyoming Camping Paddling rivers Near curtis Gulch Campground, Wyoming Laramie River, Wyoming, Wheatland No. 3 Reservoir to Tunnel Road, 27 miles away, class IIII, http://www.hikercentral.com/campgrounds/118888.html

Curtis Gulch Campground, Wyoming Camping Information Many people like to camp at Curtis Gulch Campground to be close to nature. Whether you live in Wyoming or you're just travelling through, Curtis Gulch Campground is a great place to camp, outdoors fun is why people come to Curtis Gulch Campground. Many people like this campground. Camping brings many people to Curtis Gulch Campground, so if you like camping you'll like Curtis Gulch Campground. Camping here in Wyoming is a must. Up on the top of Blacktail Peak you'll get a great view. A short trip to Wagon Wheel Spring is always worthwhile. A trip to Curtis Gulch Campground wouldn't be complete without taking a look at Wagon Wheel Spring. Downey Park is a good place to check out. South Fork La Bonte Creek is a pretty stream that is worth checking out. If you're into cool geologic features try Slick Rock. Shepherd Springs is a great local attraction. Bell and Scranton Number 1 Reservoir is a nearby lake that you could visit. Wagon Hound Falls is a beautiful place to visit while you're at Curtis Gulch Campground. Soldier Spring is always fun to check out. Put some time aside to spend at Fortymile Spring while you're here at Curtis Gulch Campground. Big Bear Canyon is a nice place to check out not far away. Willox Park is a great place. Places like Cummings Park are great to visit. Going up to the top of Middle Sawtooth Mountain is great fun any day. If you're into the whole hydro structure thing you can check out Bell and Scranton Number 1 Dam. Curtis Gulch Campground lays in the shadow of the Mine Hills. Why not climb nearby South Sawtooth Mountain. An excursion to Curtis Gulch is always fun.

23. Curtis Canyon Campground, Wyoming Camping Paddling rivers Near curtis Canyon Campground, Wyoming Ditch Creek, Wyoming, North and South Branch confluence to US26, 8 miles away, class blank-, http://www.hikercentral.com/campgrounds/118887.html

Curtis Canyon Campground, Wyoming Camping Information Curtis Canyon Campground is a nice campground. The natural beauty of Wyoming is what attracts campers to Curtis Canyon Campground, Curtis Canyon Campground is a good place to enjoy the outdoors. This is a popular campground for many reasons. Many people come to Curtis Canyon Campground to camp, just like most outdoors people you'll probably like Curtis Canyon Campground as well. A visit to Wyoming is not complete without some camping. Jackson Hole is a beautiful place any time of year. Antelope Flats is a great place to stretch your legs a bit. Curtis Canyon Campground is right by the Granite Highline Trail. Places like Teton Game Management Area are great to visit. Nowlin Peak is a great place to go up on if you want more of a bird's eye perspective on everything here around Curtis Canyon Campground. While staying at Curtis Canyon Campground you could always explore Curtis Canyon. North Twin Creek is a great place to visit. The peaks of the Gros Ventre Range dominate the scenery of this area. It's always nice to visit Peterson Springs. Check out South Twin Creek while you're here at Curtis Canyon Campground. Rock Face is an interesting place to visit while at Curtis Canyon Campground. There are swamps here too, Elk Exhibition Pasture is not far away. Take a side trip to Nowlin Creek. There are other places here besides Curtis Canyon Campground, for example Goodwin Lake.

24. American Whitewater - River Reach #2555 curtis Rd.Bridge to KY 876 Bridge (Park N Surf Section). Class IIIII(IV) River Access and Conservation Newly Threatened in Wisconsin http://www.americanwhitewater.org/rivers/id/2555/

Welcome Join/Donate Community Multimedia ... River Explorer Silver Creek, KY Curtis Rd.Bridge to KY 876 Bridge (Park N Surf Section) Class II-III(IV) 3 Miles Avg Gradient 25 fpm Gauge Information Description: Visual gauge on KY 876 bridge over Silver Creek. 0" minimum, 1-2 ' optimum. check with Bluegrass Wildwater Forum for upto date gauge readings. River Description Falls of Silver Creek (6" flow level) Click here for a 250k Quicktime movie of Silver Creek Falls This section of Silver Creek contains the best whitewater and most play spots. For it's first 2 miles, from the putin on theTaylor Fork tributary to its intersection with KY 876, Silver Creek is class I-II at all flow levels. The best whitewater fun of this reach however doesn't really begin until it's last mile where Silver Creek runs parallel and can be seen from KY 876 - the "Park N' Surf" section. Park N Surf putin rapid (6" flow level) At normal flows of 0" to 2 feet there are several outstanding,easily run class II(III) rapids within the Park N Surf stretch which offer the play oriented paddler hours of fun. At higher flows above 2 feet Silver Creek along Park N Surf approaches solid class IV range with at least one hydraulic, (third rapid downstream of the Park N' Surf putin), a riverwide, very sticky hole that must be punched slightly left of center to avoid a thumping. Silver Creek Falls, a 4 foot creek wide ledge which can bee seen from the KY 876 bridge can be run pretty much anywhere with a sneak tongue forming far left at flows above 2 feet. The Park N Surf section has about 9 rapids / play waves along its mile length to just below the KY 876 bridge and can be run in 15 minutes or several hours depending upon the individual paddler's outlook on play boating and whitewater skool of thought.

25. Chris Curtis Web Site » SOG Local Event - Rivers Wood, Balcombe rivers Wood, Balcombe. Filed under Orienteering — Chris curtis @ 1434. There was not too far for me to travel to the SO local event at rivers Wood, http://www.curtisfamily.org.uk/index.php/2004/10/23/65

@import url( http://www.curtisfamily.org.uk/wp-content/themes/curtis2/style.css ); Chris Curtis Web Site Saturday 23 October 2004 SOG Local Event - Rivers Wood, Balcombe Filed under: Orienteering There was not too far for me to travel to the SO local event at Rivers Wood, between Balcombe and Haywards Heath in the High Weald, so I arrived early and had time to warm up and prepare mentally. I had decided to concentrate on navigation - wanting to be sure I was understanding the map and executing well by not rushing, even if this meant slowing down a little. I ran green and liked the course. There were good route choices to make on a few legs and some interesting terrain. These woods seemed to make sense to me. I did feel in control and knowing where I was. Despite this I made two mistakes, though not as costly as they usually are for me. I made a parallel error on the way to five, then had the frustration of knowing exactly where the control was, even seeing it at one point about 150 metres away across a field, but being the wrong side of a well-constructed barbed wire fence. Had it been dry I would have climbed over, but I had a mental picture of slipping in the terrible wet and ripping my leg open, so I went round to the gate. The second error was parallel too - I went off down a well-defined track but one to the West of the one I wanted. This took me beyond the ride I was looking for, and to the valley bottom. I was able to relocate once there and climb back up. I even pulled some time back.

26. Rivers Trails - Mestizo-Curtis Park Back rivers Trails. Mestizocurtis Park. Photo of Mestizo-curtis Park. Mestizo-curtis Park is Denver s oldest park, developed in 1868. http://www.denvergov.com/South_Platte_Denver_Parks/template21186.asp

27. AnyTickets.com Joan rivers Joan Sebastian John Butler John Fogerty John Hiatt Shawn Colvin Steven curtis Chapman Steven Wright Stevie Nicks http://www.anytickets.com/concerts.aspx

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28. Main Page - Crystal River Preserve State Park » Florida State Parks to just before Seven rivers Hospital. Turn left onto curtis Tool Road. The intersection of curtis Tool and Tallahassee Road is the Ecowalk trail head. http://www.floridastateparks.org/crystalriverpreserve/default.cfm

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29. Activities For Crystal River Preserve State Park » Florida State Parks curtis Tool Road is one block south of 7 rivers Hospital off US Hwy 19 north of Crystal River. The bicycle trail is a 9mile loop that can be accessed http://www.floridastateparks.org/crystalriverpreserve/Activities.cfm

Find a Florida State Park Alafia River State Park Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park Amelia Island State Park Anastasia State Park Anclote Key Preserve State Park Avalon State Park Bahia Honda State Park Bald Point State Park Big Lagoon State Park Big Shoals State Park Big Talbot Island State Park Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park Blackwater River State Park Blue Spring State Park Bulow Creek State Park Bulow Plantation Ruins Historic State Park Caladesi Island State Park Camp Helen State Park Cape Florida State Park Cayo Costa State Park Cedar Key Museum State Park Cedar Key Scrub State Park Charlotte Harbor Preserve State Park Collier-Seminole State Park Constitution Convention Museum State Park Crystal River Archaeological State Park Crystal River Preserve State Park Curry Hammock State Park Dade Battlefield Historic State Park Dagny Johnson Key Largo Hammock Botanical State Park Deer Lake State Park DeLeon Springs State Park Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park Devil's Millhopper Geological State Park Don Pedro Island State Park Dr. Julian G. Bruce St. George Island State Park

30. Curtis Creek Area rivers and streams within the curtis Creek area support a variety of fishing opportunities including backcountry trout fishing on Newberry Creek to more http://www.cs.unca.edu/nfsnc/nfnc_fishing/curtis_creek_area.htm

FISHING NFNC Curtis Creek Area Map of Curtis Creek Area (146kb) Curtis Creek Newberry Creek click photo to enlarge The Curtis Creek area is located in McDowell County, near Old Fort, Mount Mitchell, and the Blue Ridge Parkway. The area is easily accessible by car. Rivers and streams within the Curtis Creek area support a variety of fishing opportunities including backcountry trout fishing on Newberry Creek to more accessible stream fishing on Curtis Creek proper. Curtis Creek Curtis Creek (above Newberry Creek) is managed under the NCWRC’s Wild Trout regulations. Upper portions of Curtis Creek are steeper and flow through steep, rough terrain. Although FS 482 follows it to the Blue Ridge Parkway, the road is often at the top of some very steep mountainsides. It does, however, cross the River several times before reaching the Parkway. Species Present rainbow trout (wild), occasional brook and brown trout (wild). Seasons Curtis Creek is open to fishing year-round. These waters may be fished with artificial lures having one single hook. Four trout at least 7 inches long may be harvested per angler per day.

31. Curtis Creek, St. Joseph And Cass Counties, MI Almost 1/2 of curtis Creek lies in the Three rivers State Game Area. This presently is about the only area available to anglers, as property owners upstream http://www.michigandnr.com/PUBLICATIONS/PDFS/ifr/ifrlibra/status/waterbody/96-10

Michigan Department of Natural Resources Status of the Fishery Resource Report 96-10, 1996. CURTIS CREEK St. Joseph County (T6S, R12W, Sec. 31 and T7S, R12W, Sec.6, 7) Cass County (T6S, R13W, Sec. 25, 26 and T7S, R13W, Sec. 1) James L. Dexter, Jr. Environment Curtis Creek is a second order stream located in western St. Joseph County. This top-quality designated trout stream flows south to Mill Creek, which feeds the St. Joseph River watershed of Lake Michigan. The town of Three Rivers is located about 4 miles to the southwest of Curtis Creek. Most of Curtis Creek flows through nearly level to gently rolling, well-drained, loamy and sandy soils on outwash plains and moraines (Oshtemo-Spinks Association). The area surrounding the stream is primarily wooded, wetland, or abandoned farm field. Estimated to be 3.3 miles long, Curtis Creek's west branch starts in low wetland areas dominated by springs. The east branch is an old designated drain (Profile Lake Drain) in the upper portion near M-60, but has hardly any water flowing through it. Curtis Creek falls about 50 feet from its headwater spring area to the confluence with Mill Creek. Stream gradient is about 15.2 feet per mile. It averages 14.5 feet in width, with an average depth of 1 foot. Stream discharge has never been measured, but is estimated at 10-15 cubic feet per second.

32. From: The Oregonian, 5/18/05: Website: Http://www river has bogged down in recent y ears for a couple of reasons, curtis said The DEQ still monitors rivers for things such as nutrients, bacteria and http://www.geo.oregonstate.edu/classes/geo300/Q4-rivers.htm

From: The Oregonian, 5/18/05: website: Do rivers flow with toxic debris? No one checks A s a kid growing up in Alabama , Larr y Curtis loved wandering the shores of Mobile Ba y , the 33-mile-long estuar y lined with beaches and grasslands and c y press trees that are hundreds of y ears old. But the ba y 's toxic side left the biggest impression the da y s when the shores were littered with thousands of dead fish. The horrif y ing scene convinced Curtis he wanted to be the gu y who figured out what was happening to our fish. Now he's that gu y , and he lives here in Oregon . As the professor heading Oregon State Universit y 's department of Environmental and Molecular Toxicolog y , Curtis led the stud y into wh y so man y malformed fish were showing up in a 30-mile stretch of the Willamette River between Newberg and Oregon Cit y I thought of Curtis during the rekindled debate about mixing zones, where industries and cities are allowed to dump chemicals and wastewater into rivers. The zones jumped backed into the news in recent weeks as members of the Sierra Club opened a campaign to stop all mixing-zone dumping, and a bill was proposed in the Oregon Senate calling for Oregon to become the first Western state to phase out the dumping zones.

33. Curtis Michigan Lodging - Hotels - Motels - Resorts curtis, Michigan 49820 (906) 5863511 Pete s Cove Resort PO Box 392 curtis, Michigan 49820 Toll Free (888) 367-1112 rivers Edge Bed and Breakfast http://www.superiorsights.com/cities/lodging/curtislodging.html

Home Category City Photos ... Artist,Galleries,Musicians Detailed List Attractions Automotive Bed and Breakfast Business Services/Retailers Detailed List Casinos Camprounds, Camping Colleges Contractors, Excavators, Landscaping, Well Drillers ... St. Ignace ~ Please Select A Category Below - Thank You. Select all Business/Services/Retail Adult Foster Care / Care Services Entertainment Services / Dj's, Musicians Forestry, Foresters, Logging, Loggers ... Upper Peninsula Photos Curtis Lodging / Hotels / Motels Listings of Hotels, Motels, Resorts, Lodges and Cabins in Curtis Michigan Curtis Michigan's Upper Peninsula Lodging and Accomodations PO Box 125, Curtis, Michigan 49820 (906) 586-3534 or (989) 742-3551 American Whitepine Cabin A log cabin set along the incredible Manistique River. A real log cabin nestled quietly within 100 acres of real wilderness. Berry's Li'l Haven Resort P.O. Box 327 Curtis, Michigan 49820 Big Manistique Resort P. O. Box 100 Curtis, MI 49820 The Brotherton House Your Hosts - Jack and Patricia Brotherton W17266 Main Street, Curtis, MI 49820

34. American Rivers: Studies: PacifiCorp Could Remove Klamath Dams Cheaply, Safely Steve Rothert, American rivers (530) 2770448 curtis Knight, California Trout (530) 926-3755 Chuck Bonham, Trout Unlimited (510) 528-4164 http://www.americanrivers.org/site/News2?JServSessionIdr006=c6zkuk3gh2.app8b&pag

35. Mike Curtis Studio Of Bronze Wildlife Sculpture Mike curtis creates wildlife sculptures with an emphasis on the bald eagle. and drawing their catches from the waters of the lakes and rivers. http://www.mikecurtis.com/curtis.htm

Mike Curtis Mike Curtis is well known for creating beautiful and inspiring wildlife sculptures in bronze. He has been sculpting the bald eagle since 1971 and is considered the foremost sculptor of this magnificent creature. His artistic and accurate renditions of the bald eagle are widely recognized as those best capturing the beauty and freedom of our nation's proud symbol. Throughout the year, Bald Eagles dive in the lake after fish and perch in the trees near his studio. Studying eagles in the wild, Curtis observes their courtship rituals, nesting habits, and drawing their catches from the waters of the lakes and rivers. His commanding portrayals of the powerful and symbolic eagle remain unequaled. Exhibitions of Curtis sculptures include the Audubon Art Exhibition in Alaska and The National Sculpture Society in New York. His sculptures have also been exhibited in museums across the country, most notably: the Alaska Museums Tour organized by the Gulf Oil Corporation; the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum; and the Museum of the Rockies. Mike Curtis sculptures have been presented both to and by United States Presidents. He was the artist chosen by the White House to prepare a work of art, presented by President George Bush, which would symbolize the proud heritage of the United States. A Curtis sculpture was also presented to President Gerald Ford upon his retirement.

36. Whistler River Adventures ::: Fishing Guides In the Squamish area there are five major fishable rivers with three more to the curtis has been a fishing guide for the past 12 years, and has fished http://www.whistlerriver.com/fishing/guides/

@import url("/css/fishing.css"); RAFTING JETBOATING FISHING THE RANCH ... Whistler Weather Meet the Professionals Quality Trips Since 1988 Steve McPhail Curtis Christian Chris picked up his first fly rod at the age of eight on the banks of the Stelako River - BC, and since then, has made fishing a lifelong passion. Curtis has been a fishing guide for the past 12 years, and has fished extensively in the lakes and rivers around Whistler and Vancouver. Dave Brown Dave developed his first passion - fishing - while pursuing steelhead and trout in the tributaries of Lake Ontario and on the rivers and lakes of New England and Quebec. His discovery in 1991 that the fishing in Whistler was second to none led him to make Whistler his permanent home. When not guiding on the water (during the winter months) Dave can be found teaching private ski lessons - his second passion for the past 15 years. Murray Field Raised on Vancouver Island, Murray has been fly-fishing for the past sixteen years. He has fished all over British Colombia for Salmon, Trout and Steelhead. He is a superb fly fisherman and a very guest service oriented guide.

37. Building Opportunities For Self-Sufficiency - BOSS Graduates 2001 rivers, curtis JTI curtis came to BOSS in 2000 and has completed the JTI training in Janitorial skills. He is going back to school to learn entrepreneurial http://www.self-sufficiency.org/Graduation/graduates01.html

Building Opportunities for Self - Sufficiency Ending poverty and homelessness in our community BOSS Graduates 2001 BOSS's Graduating Class of 2001 was made up of over 80 people who completed the following BOSS programs Anderson, Timotheus Harrison House Timotheus successfully completed the program at Harrison House. Arend, Frederick A Computer Adult Ed , Fred has completed all of the computer class curriculum. Additionally, he has enrolled and is taking classes at Inter-City Services. He has had three articles, which he typed in our computer class, published in the Oakland Tribune. Bell, Adrian Adult Education Bell, Laverne MASC Benjamin Stepha'n BOSS URBAN GARDENING Boutte, Lisa Ann Adult Education, Lisa completed all of our computer class curriculum. She learned the material well enough to be the substitute teacher when Alfred was called into meetings or All-Agency days. She has enrolled at Vista Community College. Brooks, Arthur Rosa Parks Arthur, a native of Oakland, entered Oakland Homeless Project in November 2000. After completing the program, he moved to Rosa Parks transitional house in June 2001. Bryant, Jesse L.

38. Westchester-Putnam Council, BSA - Four Rivers District Webelos and Cub Resident Camp at the curtis S. Read Scout Reservation$265.00 per Yonkers, and the Four rivers District Cub Scout Training Chairperson, http://www.wpcbsa.org/District/FourRivers/

wpcbsa.org Home News Events ... Durland Scout Center Resources Contact Information Forms Scouting Links ... Site Index Chairman - John Walsh yahoo.com Commissioner - Andrew Casucci yahoo.com Executive - Roger Stewart rstewart (914) 773-1135 ext 237 Serving: Bronxville, Crestwood, Eastchester, Mt. Vernon, Tuckahoe and Yonkers Upcoming District Events September Roundtables District Cmsrs District Comm October Roundtables District Cmsrs District Comm 22: New Leader Specifics and Cub Leader Specifics Training November Roundtables 5-6: Michael A. Boccardi Trek-o-ree District Cmsrs District Comm December Roundtables 8: Coordinated Rechartering See Council Calendar for further events Units on the Web Packs 5 Bronxville 47 Yonkers 353 Eastchester Troops 1 Bronxville 2 Bronxville 4 Yonkers 4 Bronxville ... Add a Unit Four Rivers District Day Camp at Tibbetts Brook Four Rivers had its first district day camp Aug 1-5 at Tibbetts Brook Park in Yonkers. The theme was "Our Native American Heritage". We were the Iroquois nation and the dens were 5 of the major clans-Wolf, Bear, Deer, Turtle and Hawk. We would like to thank our volunteer den leaders, Carma Cacace, Ellen Kreger, Monaca Moss, Rita Tomkin-Ellman and Christopher DaGostino, because with out them our week could not have been a success. Opening day, program director Donna Ragusa explained the history of the Iroquois and each day, told a story of the meaning of each of the clans-Loyalty, Strength, Mental Alertness, Wisdom and Spirit.

39. Truthout, Conyers Hearings On Ohio Vote Fraud Coverage This is William rivers Pitt for truthout, signing off from Washington DC. I spoke to Mr. curtis on the phone yesterday, and he seemed a normal human. http://www.truthout.org/cblog.shtml

On Thursday 02 December, Democratic Representative John Conyers, Jr. of Michigan, ranking Minority member of the House Judiciary Committee, sent a letter to Ohio Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell outlining a long series of voting irregularities in Ohio during the Presidential election last month. The factual data in that letter, combined with information that has since been brought to light, is the subject of the hearing Conyers and fellow Judiciary Democrats are holding on Wednesday 08 December. TO's William Rivers Pitt is there to cover the event, and will be reporting here throughout the day. Print This Story E-mail This Story By William Rivers Pitt Wednesday 08 December 2004 I am back in my hotel now, and must get to work compiling a comprehensive report on the hearing today. It will hopefully be done by tonight, or by early tomorrow. This is William Rivers Pitt for truthout, signing off from Washington DC. By William Rivers Pitt Wednesday 08 December 2004 Michigan Congressman John Conyers, the leading Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, conducted a hearing into voting irregularities in Ohio. The house GOP leadership refused to sanction or recognize the hearing. (Photo: House.gov)

40. Curtis Michigan, Manistique Lakes Recreation Area Exploring curtis, MI, the Hub for Recreation in the Lakes of the Northwoods The network of rivers and trout streams provides some of the finest trout http://www.exploringthenorth.com/curtis/home.html

Exploring Curtis, MI, the Hub for Recreation in "the Lakes of the Northwoods" Curtis is a unique waterfront village surrounded by the Manistique lakes, with over 15,000 acres of water. The Big Manistique, North Manistique, South Manistique, Milakokia and Millecoquins Lakes provide unlimited family recreation opportunities. Surrounded by forests, the Manistique Lakes Recreation Area is a "true north" vacation land. The waterfront village of Curtis is the center of activity. Over 30 resorts and campgrounds, from small to large, are located in the three lakes area. This beautiful vacation area, a favorite for many vacationers for over 80 years, is midway between US-2 and M-28 in the eastern Upper Peninsula. Fishing (walleye, pike, bass, musky, etc.), hunting, watersports and just plain relaxing are easy here. Winter time provides great snowmobiling. Over 80 miles of groomed trails connect to the 2,500 miles of U.P. trails. Many fine stores for shopping and restaurants. Make the Manistique Lakes Recreation Area your "base camp" for visiting some of the U.P.'s most famous attractions!

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