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You seldom see a copy of Carter’s “White Water Canoeing” that isn’t water-stained. “Randy Carter’s sport and Randy Carter’s rivers” were taught to his close friends,, but the publishing of the guide-, book to canoeists of rough mountain streams began a sport. He made it easy for the beginners. The book told where to begin a day’s paddling, where to take out, describes the rapids and notes the historical points of interest, so the book always rode along in the bow.
He saw once private streams transformed to “white water clinics,’’ the water dotted with orange vests and flashing paddles. But he never again attended political meeting about “water, use” without the support of a legion of white water enthusiasts.
His old friend Robert F. Turner of The Plains took an annual overnight trip with Carter down the “wilderness section” of the
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