Graduation advice from a river guide: Rig for a flip. Set yourself up for dealing with each problem that comes along. 👏 It's hard to believe it's been one month since we celebrated the Class of 2024! Greg Felt, Chaffee County Commissioner and CMC Salida's commencement speaker, shared invaluable wisdom drawn from his river guiding experience. His 'rules of the river,' from navigating challenges to focusing on pathways, resonate deeply with all our graduates. As you embark on new adventures, may you remember to "rig for a flip", make friends at the put-in, focus on pathways, and always celebrate milestones along the way. Relive the highlights of CMC Salida's commencement ceremony in the Ark Valley Voice's article by Merrell Bergin. https://bit.ly/3Kndqmh
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1moGreat advice for rivers (and life in general)!