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The Spokane Riverkeeper raft needs a home!

The Spokane Riverkeeper is making it known that his boat is looking for a home.

Here's what he had to say: The Spokane Riverkeeper raft (and trailer), inflatable kayak and canoe are soon to be homeless. Do you know of some downtown space that we could securely store our fleet? We have been storing it on Main St. for four years but because of some business shuffling, we need a new home. Whether just temporary for now or a permanent solution, we need to figure something out soon. Ideally the location would be relatively close to downtown, secure, covered, and accessible nearly 24/7. Do you or someone you know have extra space that you'd like to donate to a worthy cause? Please let us know if you have ideas or solutions. Email Riverkeeper Bart: bart@cforjustice.org OR call 509.835.5211. Thanks!

Of course, Bart himself is sold seperately and well homed. 

Let it also be known, I'm giving Spokane a one week challenge before I put it in Le Garage.

It's the only way to protect it from Mack Salmon and his evil plans to filet redband trout.

Please deliver Spokane.



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