Missouri Boatin

[BigJayH3]

Here's some video from the Saint. Level was about 4.2 on the Roselle Gauge the first day and about 3.7 the next.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2HlGoXkcWI

YouTube wouldn't play the video with my original soundtrack so I had to swap out the audio with a youtube provided track.

[Prairie Tater]

Very nice, Jason! Really enjoyed your work. Looks like the days of Pelican boxes and all the hassle that goes with them are over. All of the GoPro videos I've seen are fantastic. Wish I could have had one of these years ago when I was paddling more. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing.

Terry Prater

[Eric Esche]

Thank you for sharing this with us. Good video and music. I will watch it again. I know the folks who were on the trip appreciate you capturing the day for them. I've never been there and now I would like to someday. I will look up more information on the sections, lengths, levels, and shuttles.

Eric Esche

[BigJayH3]

Thanks Terry, I love the GoPro, makes everything real easy. Haven't seen you since you did video on a swift water rescue class I took. Bet you could get some interesting perspectives for a swift water rescue video with a helmet cam.

Eric, If you ever get a chance to head that way, send me a message. I'd go with you. If you run the shut-ins section it is about a 3 mile run and is usually very easy to find a shuttle if you only have one vehicle, and are there on a weekend. I've run it from 3 feet to 6 feet on the internet gauge and enjoyed it at all levels, it's a good one to do.

[Richard]

There are a lot of things I will never be able to do so I appreciate being able to experience things like this vicariously. Thank You!