Summer 2012 Paddling Edit and High Water Ouachitas Video

[FarPastGone]

Hey All,

I hope everyone is doing good and had an enjoyable summer season despite the lack of water. I just finished an edit of my 2012 summer paddling season. I am really sporadic with my GoBro use so I missed a lot of cool runs I wish I would have filmed. Either way this video has footage from runs in Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Washington, and BC. Hope you enjoy and don’t take it to seriously...

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I am actually leaving in the next week for Nepal for 2 ½ months of kayaking. I hope (depending on the internet situation over there) to resurrect my blog and update it regularly with the paddling adventures my friends and I have while in Nepal. If you are interested in keeping up with our trip check it out at:

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- Matt

EDIT: See post BELOW for High Water footage of Baker and the Cossatot from this past spring.

[ARzach]

Nice to see somebody out there firing it up Mateo...

And, thanks for not "churching" it up with the "browns" and all that non-sense :-p

Keep chargin'!

--Z

[FarPastGone]

I have had a bit of free time the last few days so I also made an edit of some footage from the Cossatot area this spring after heavy rains. It includes Baker Creek at high water and a run down the Cossatot from Ed Banks to the Hwy at somewhere between 9-10 feet. Certainly know it has been run higher, but I haven't seen much footage of it at the high levels so I figure I would upload it.

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- Matt

[cpresoz]

Very fun videos to watch. Seems like you need to change the name of your blog from "Exploring the Whitewater of Arkansas: Stories and pictures of the whitewater from the lesser explored places between the Rockies and Appalachia"
to something including Nepal, BC and the northwest.

[Eric Esche]

That video will be watched over and over. Thanks for posting it.

Eric Esche