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Day: 17 February 2014

More From BUCS Slalom – Teesside 15th And 16th Feb 2014

A few more images from last weekends BUCS Slalom event at Teesside.

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Drones, GoPro and Kayaks

Quadrocopters and Hexacopters seem to be finding their way into the kayaking world. At a couple of hundred pounds (£) for a quadrocopter that is capable of aerial photography I think 2014 will see more and more of these things flying around our rivers.

Here is a great video of Marsh weir from Altitude 8.

marsh from Altitude 8 on Vimeo.

And another showing the floods around Datchet here in the UK.

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Ennistymon Falls Race

Ennistymon Falls Race from robert kierans on Vimeo.

Some footage from the Irish whitewater race leagues ennistymon falls race it was a awsome day of paddling .

Upper Palguin With Knox Hammack

Upper Palguin with Knox Hammack from Tom Simenc on Vimeo.

A year ago today I dislocated my shoulder on the Upper Palguin. Now, I’m back and got to make a fun video of Knox style the lines. I also got a little redemption for myself by running four laps on the first drop where I hurt myself. This video was filmed and edited completely with the iPhone 5S in a Lifeproof case.

Beaver Creek Falls

Beaver Creek Falls from Rogue Specimens on Vimeo.

BEAVER CREEK FALLS! This 45 foot drop located in the most NorthWest part of Oregon requires flood stage waters for it to become runnable. After the substantial amounts of snow and rain we received just days before…we decided to go check out the infamous Beaver Creek Falls. It was a…..runnable level….at best. The low water made the lip very chunky and never made for the same line twice. One ghost boat, one lost paddle, one swim, and a potential broken rib later…we were all very excited to have run this waterfall and can’t wait to go back at higher water!

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