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WVWA Media Library WVWA Media Library Print this page, fill out the top info, circle which item you would like to borrow, and mail the form and a self-addressed (stamped to cover the postage) media mailer from the U.S. Post Office to Adam Wood, 2615 Roselane Drive, Apartment C, Charleston, WV 25302. Questions? Call Adam at 989-277-3489 or send him an email at [email protected]. Note: One media per request. Whatever you borrow must be returned within one (1) month. Name: _____________________________________________________________ Address: __________________________________________________________ City/State/Zip: ___________________________________________________ Phone: ___________________ E-Mail: __________________________________ A Floaters Guide to the Verde River (Book) Adventures of Johnny Utah (Video) Aphrodisia (Video) Blazing Paddles (Video) C-1 Challenge (Video) California Whitewater (Video) Cherry River Slalom '87 (Video) Dashboard Burrito (Video) Drill Time! - Solo Playboating II (Video) Earth River Expeditions - Bio Bio and Futaleufu Chile (Video) EJ's Playboating Basics (DVD) EJ's River Running Basics (DVD) EJ's Rolling and Bracing (DVD) Falling Down (Video) Fix (Video) Forks of the Cheat (DVD) Full On (Video) Gauley River Rafting Championships - 2001 (Video) Grace Under Pressure - Learning the Kayak Roll (Video) Grace Under Pressure - Learning the Kayak Roll (DVD) Heads Up River Rescue for River Runners (Video) Impex International (Sales Video) Just Add Water - Instant Rodeo Star (Video) Kayak Roll (Video) Kayak Roll (DVD) Kayak Touring (Book) Kayaker's Edge (Video) Kayaker's Edge and Breakthru combo (DVD) Kayaking with Eric Jackson (DVD) Learning to Read Whitewater (Video) Liquid Lifestyles (Video) LVM 5: "Penstock Disappoints" (Video) LVM 6: "Brian Boitano Go Home" (Video) LVM 7: "Disturbance in the Force" (Video) LVM 37: "The Last Dwarf Drops his Drawers" (Video) National Geographic White Water Wizzards in WA (Video) Open Canoe Roll (Video) Over the Edge (Video) Paddle Quest (Video) Paddling the Pategonian Frontier (Video) Perpetual Motion Glade and Manns Creek (Video) Pivot Point - Basic Canoe Stroke Progression (Video) Playboating with Ken Whiting (DVD) Plight of the Futaleufu (Video) Pulse - Chile, Mexico, Michigan, Washington (DVD) Quick Start Your Canoe (ACA) (Video) Quick Start Your Kayak (ACA) (Video) Rafting the New River (AW Promotional) (Video) Rafting the Russel Fork through the Breaks Canyon (Video) Rivers Runners Edge (DVD) Running the Amazon (Book) Silent Thunder - Legend of Team C (Video) Solo Playboating (Video) Southeast Whitewater (Video) Thirst (Video) Token of My Extreme (Video) Tsunami Rangers (Video) Twitch (Video) Verde River Recreation Guide (Book) We Come to Play (Video) West Virginia Extremes 2001 World Raft Championships (Video) West Virginia Whitewater (Video) Wet Ones (Video) White Water Adventure (Video) Whitewater Kayaking with Ken Whiting (DVD) Whitewater Self Defense (2 copies) (Video) Whitewater Worlds '89 (Video) Wicked Liquid - The Zambezi (Video).
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