Whitewater Kayaking – CASCADA

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Minus the voice over that feels like we are trying to hard… there is some amazing kayak footage in this nice little short by NRS Films.

Feelings, do they make you soft?

After reading / researching / browsing / linking / searching and internet surfing on random waterfalls and kayaking expeditions throughout the world – I stumbled upon this Outside Magazine article about the life of Hendrik Coetzee and his unfortunate death on the river.

It is a very inspiring story and kicked me into an emotional adventure thinking about how small life really is and how important it is to live yours. Because If you don’t live your life – then somebody else will… and Henri Coetzee, “the great white explorer”, was that somebody.

I feel privileged to take the time to learn something amazing about the passions of a complete stranger. I have some friends up above that I know you are hanging out with Henri. Your last writing is chilling to consume, and will not go unnoticed for you shall never “live a better day”.

Why, within human nature… does it take something to end, like death – for others to begin caring?

[Amazing Story]
[Today Show] <— Horrible interview but good recap [The Great White Explorer]

Balls or Brains?


[iDevice Link] <— 263,574

Conversation goes like this:

TE: <link sent>
Hydle: DUUUUUUUUMP! that is large. Real?
TE: Stupid???!!!!! Doesn’t take much talent to fall!!!!
Hydle: Lots of balls!
TE: No brain No pain!!!
Hydle: Large Kayock.

For a while I was watching in low def thinking it was faked… but reading into it and watching in HD i’m willing to claim this massive 189 foot waterfall kayak drop by Tyler Bradt a real success.

Don’t be scared to check out Dream Result and watch the trailer to the movie this ridiculous drop of Palouse Falls in Washington State appears in.

While we are at it, lets enjoy some of the most amazing waterfalls in the world.

[Angel Falls – Venezuela (2,647 ft)] <— 80,279
[Victoria Falls – Zimbabwe (354 ft)] <— 5,666 (Ad Driven)
[Iguazu Falls – South America (269 ft)] <— 16,989 (Ad Driven)