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@@lasocietadellinconscio In this video, it’s a Dagger Code.

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The NF St. Joe was too low, as were most things in the area.

It has quickly become my favorite river in the Skykomish drainage.

Just a few! 🪨

No, this was a Code. Indra videos coming soon though!

It was pretty awesome! I can’t wait to go back and do it again. I’m also wanting to do the Dee to Tucker stretch at some point. Yes, I’m paddling a Flow in this video. It’s such a good boat!

@@bur-vista Nice! I haven’t done this section, but IK’d Dee to Tucker a few times. It’s a wonderful run. I need to have a more reliable combat roll before trying that one in my hardshell. The Flow looks interesting, but I’ve yet to see one in person.

@@chrispaine2265 I want to do Dee to Tucker at some point. It looks like a good run. Keep working on that roll. We all need to practice it. Hope you can run it in your hardshell. I've only seen a couple other Flows in the NW. I was never a fan of Jackson boats until the Flow.

It’s a beautiful area! It was from one of the pull outs along the highway and I hiked a short distance. I made the drone do most of the work.

Late June. The Tat was just below flood stage when we put on.

Thanks! Yes, this was a little below flood stage. Have fun and be safe!

I sure would!

I'll hopefully do Anzu next year.

@@bur-vista we had a long (easy) hike in on the Middle Anzu. The bigger rapids were great. One required some fast choices, and one required a big power move.

There was a small pasture between the bridge and the road. You could have gone further down? Rivers in Ecuador are constantly changing. Revueltos Gringos on the Quijos changed twice since last November.

It was fun. We didn't have a portage on this run. I ran it again the following week with more water. That video will be posted within a week or two.

@bur-vista Maybe there's a new takeout above where I took out. There was a class V rapid that we couldn't run and a hard class III that I didn't see at the end of your video.

@@davidcelliott That must be lower down. We only did about a 2 mile stretch.

Thanks! GoPro 10. You'll love it! I really enjoyed that trip.

It either didn't turn out very well on video, or I didn't film it because I was busy helping row. I'm not sure since it was well over a year ago.

The Pacific Northwest is such a beautiful part of the U.S.

That’s awesome that you ran it. The glaciers were much bigger back then. The Tat and Alsek are so beautiful! I’m glad you enjoyed the video.

I doublechecked that what I had in my river log was correct. The average for April 24, 2022 was 772 CFS. It was 750 when I checked it at the takeout.

It's a really fun section of the Green. I'm glad that you enjoyed the video. We do stop in eddys to take breaks and to see what's coming up next. We also stop for lunch halfway through usually.

It was the highest I've done it at. It was a blast!

Thanks! Yes, I would have preferred more water, but it was still really fun.

The Green river in Washington.

We put in at several different spots over the 2 weeks I was there, and always used the same take out. This run started at Cotundo.

It was a much better run!

I have not done anything above McKenna Park, so I don’t have any insight on the river or access above that. That’s pretty neat that you were able to get out there and run it previously. It’s a beautiful river. McKenna Park to Nisqually Park is really fun at higher flows. Much higher than it was on this trip. I have a more recent video where it was around 3500 CFS and it was a lot of fun! I’m glad that you enjoyed this video.

It was an amazing time, but I stayed nice and warm in my drysuit and gear.

It was the last rapid of the run, so there was no reason to get back in the boat. She was good. I helped get her off the river while others worked on recovering the boat and paddle. All good.

I'm glad you enjoyed the video! I upload through the phone app, but you need to go into the settings and change the upload quality to full quality. It was 1080p by default when I first started uploading videos that way. I don't think there's a setting on the web version. It should upload full quality, but then it takes quite awhile for it to fully process into 4K.

It’s a fun run!

Would you prefer opera or classical music on the next video? 😊

@@bur-vista How about something we cant hear sitting in our car or living room... the sounds of nature. Why do people feel the need to put in music at all?

Hey I like the music

Hell honestly I'd like to hear AC/DC

​@@karaholladay1457 That'd be fun!

Thanks!

You're welcome. It's nice to go back there for a bit through these videos.

It’s gorgeous through the narrows!

It was a blast! That was my second time on the Cispus, and I loved it! We put in about a mile east of Iron Creek CG on NF-76. We went all the way to Copper Creek, but I forgot to reformat my SD card from a previous river, so I ran out of room. That's why the video ends during a rapid. I have another video from April 1 that highlights the whole run and was 400 CFS higher.

It was the first time I'd ever been kayaking on a river in my do it now kayak