I haven't seen any Brostock 2009 updates on here yet, but they have some on Stokemeter forums... <BR> <BR><a href="http://stokemeter.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?s=72b404aff8f4c3bfc30f6e6038f3e44 0&amp;f=2" target="_blank">Brostock Updates</a> <BR> <BR><a href="http://stokemeter.com/forum/showthread.php?t=366" target="_blank">Some Videos...</a>

BTW, just so everyone knows. If the site of Brostock doesn't get cleaned up this year it will not be allowed at Lake Powell in the future. <BR> <BR><i>Beaches were a mess last year due to lack of regulation/staff/facilities. It caused the NPS to make additional demands on the organizers and the approval of the permit came late due to the disagrements between the two sides.</i> <BR> <BR>Apparently it almost didn't happen this year. This is not the image of wakeboarding that we want to leave behind. <BR> <BR>Pick up your trash and leave the place the way you found it!

It would take a week of cleaning just to pick up all the beer cans. I'd be concerned about the houseboats too.

Bro Stock area was pretty clean for how many people were there. I always picked up 1 or 2 cans or cups on the way to my tent. The chopper flights blew a ton of trash around but Sunday morning there were 3 guys from that house boat that picked up trash for about an hour. They had a few things to help from the trash and it's just the people that drop it and say F it. I should have some of my pics up later tonight, if my head will every clear from the bottle flu <img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/clipart/biggrin.gif" border=0>. Brostock 2009 ='s SUCCESS! <BR> <BR>Here is a few pics from a buddie that was there http://www.overboardphotography.com/galleries/ <BR> <BR>(Message edited by downfortheride on June 15, 2009)