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So for a while now I have been hearing about River Nose. Now I can't say that I have suffered from this, but I have always had questions about the water quality in the Columbia River. Now I know the river is realively fast moving, which I'm sure helps, but am curious of insight into the water quality and experiences people have had with this?
The only issue I have ever dealt with, and this was back when I was sailing often, back in the early to mid 90's,(ouch!) I started to develop little red bumps on my body. I know a couple of my friends also mentioned having these, though I will say, back then I thought it was a good idea to piss in my wetsuit. I also did not take a shower often. this was also the case for my friends who also reported red these bumps. They didn't seem to stay around long, nor was I too worried about them at the time. Anyway, anyone's experiences around this would be great to know.