Gettin Green!
drdave, Feb 19 2008, 4:06 PM GMT
Had to get Geen and support the cause. Also, want to take it up a notch this year, so I need some Safety minded boaters to paddle with. Love the Upper Green, but would like to explore some other options (ie natural flow) in the area-SE that is. Also hoping to make it to Mexico next year with Leland. Give a shout if you want to paddle.
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Carpal Tunnel and Me
julesagogo, Jul 07 2007, 1:06 PM GMT
This is the riveting journey of one woman's fight against carpal tunnel. A must read. A true page-turner.
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Best Adventures in Ecuador with www.barefootexpeditions.com
BarefootEx, May 03 2007, 12:59 AM GMT
adventure travel sport
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kayaking journal (most recent trips at bottom of blog)
kevin22, May 10 2006, 1:50 PM GMT
my kayaking trip journal.
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Self-Propelled Adventures-kayaking & aviation resources & more
flybluff822, Sep 22 2005, 4:48 PM GMT
Resources for education and entertainment for all of your adventure needs, especially kayaking and general aviation. Interactive literary and photo-sharing opportunities. And check out the latest adventure in the ongoing saga of 'Sun Dog Air Charter - Adventures in the High Desert'!
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Raft Wenches, Retards and Screwing: Labor Day 2005 TR Part 1
12BNH2o, Sep 10 2005, 7:07 AM GMT
Raft Wenches, Retards and Screwing: A Labor Day Trip Report about my weekend hanging out and paddling with Denise and Kathy. And some other stuff, as well.
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First Kayak Descent in Afghanistan: The Panjshir Gorge
willvdb, Aug 22 2005, 6:36 AM GMT
The Panjshir River is the most infamous river in all of Afghanistan, being the home of Ahmed Shah Masood and the location of some of the Soviet-Afghan War's largest battles. Environmental Anthropologist Will Van De Berg of the UN Environment Programme just completed the first kayak descent of the Panjshir Gorge (solo) and what may have also been the first ever kayak descent of any river in Afghanistan (see post-script). The run was done for the purpose of scouting out the potential for whitewater tourism in the future of Afghanistan and it was a major success, with solid class 4 rapids throughout the 20 KM section of river that was run separated by flat water with awesome scenery. Plans are on for a return to the gorge to run sections above and below that which was run on this trip...
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The Highs are Slightly Higher
12BNH2o, Aug 16 2005, 4:17 AM GMT
This is a story written by a professional river guide about a drowning that occured on a Middle Fork Salmon trip this summer. Well worth a read.
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