 | Don Alder live at the River Rock Casino - "Choiwaru" Don Alder playing live at the River Rock Casino Theatre in vancouver for the Rick Hansen Man in Motion 20th anniversary celebration. |
 | River Lady - version (whittaker) A Roger Whittaker tune performed by Alderman Huggins {toonmunger) With clips of the Beach Tavern line dancers. |
 | Alder Springs Trail Final River Action Alder Springs near Bend, Oregon |
 | FOLAR LA GRAN LIMPIEZA THE GREAT L.A. RIVER CLEANUP LA GRAN LIMPIEZA / THE GREAT L.A. RIVER CLEANUP SATURDAY, May 17, 2008 - Footage of FoLAR's 19th Annual Great Los Angeles River CleanUp - Shot by Keith Coogan on a Sony HDR-HC1, edited with iMovie - Sponsored By: BANK OF AMERICA ; City of Los Angeles, Department of Public Works, Bureau of Sanitation; Port of Long Beach; Warner Brothers; Keep California Beautiful; American Chemistry Council; Fox Entertainment Group; Metropolitan Water District; Albertsons; Baxter BioScience; CDM; CH2MHill; Eartwise Bags; Homeboy Industries; Kaiser; Los Angeles County Department of Public Works; Long Beach Department of Parks, Recreation and Marine; Los Angeles Conservation Corps; Los Angeles Department of Water and Power; Mean Green Team Purifighters; Metrolink; Metropolitan Transit Authority; Patagonia; Raw Revolution; Supervisor Yvonne Burke; Tom's of Maine River Awareness Program; Water Replenishment District; Wenk and Associates; Yosemite Waters; (FoLAR) Friends of the Los Angeles River is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization founded in 1986, whose mission is to protect and restore the natural and historic heritage of the Los Angeles River and its riparian habitat through inclusive planning, education and wise stewardship. Once home to steelhead and grizzlies, the Los Angeles River meandered through wetlands, marshes, willow, alder and sycamore, providing desperately needed water for the region. Now running over 50 miles long - from the suburbs of the San Fernando Valley to the ocean in Long Beach - the Los Angeles River flows through 14 cities and countless neighborhoods. When the Army Corps of Engineers initiated a flood control project in the late 1930's, they began the process of paving 80% of the River, creating the world's largest storm drain. Over the ensuing decades, the River that had been the sole water supply for the City of Los Angeles before the Los Angeles Aqueduct was completed in 1913 almost disappeared from public consciousness. With the cement came a perceptual shift: the River no longer existed. Instead, it was a "flood control channel," a no-man's land, surrounded by fences and signs. |
 | Alder Springs Trail More River Action From the bottom of Alder Springs Trail |
 | Ruby River Midges - April 2008 Adam picks one off the top using a Scotty's Midge Dry fly on the Ruby River near Alder Montana - April 26, 2008. See more of the trip report and other Trout and Bamboo Rod info at www.BrackHillTackle.com |
 | The Way I Feel - The River Swans - original song The River Swans featuring Justine Clarke perform one of toonmungers' original songs. Copyright : toonmunger 2007 |
 | Alder Springs Trail River Action Action from the bottom of the Alder Springs Trail |
 | Sawing Black Alder in Kolbermoor / Bavaria - Part IV About 10 Black Alder (Alnus glutinosa) were saw along Mangfall river in Kolbermoor. Trees are about 120 years old. See here complete another tree sawing and falling video! (Part IV - complete) |
 | On The Loose - The River Swans - original song The River Swans fronted by Justine Clark perform another Toonmunger original. Shot during a live performance. Richard Constable operated the camera. |
 | Will Tomorrow Ever Come - The River Swans - original song Justine Clark fronts The River Swans in this promo video made by Visiontune Ltd. This has been shown on network TV and the band have been featured on cable TV. Tracks from their UK album "Horizontal" released on the Biba label have had airplay on independent radio. The song was co-written by yours truly Alderman Huggins (with lyric by phil clark) and I appear in the video playing bass. The River Swans: Justine Clark, Sam Pert, Phil Clark and "Cpt" Steve Alderman Huggins |
 | Sawing Black Alder in Kolbermoor / Bavaria Part III About 10 Black Alder (Alnus glutinosa) were saw along Mangfall river in Kolbermoor. Trees are about 120 years old. See here complete tree sawing and falling video! (Part III - complete) |
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