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@@hardluk3 innit that the truth. There's a nice balance that comes with good water I love as well

@@trentschon8187 how do you figure? Elaborate.

It's people like you that make the internet a negative place. Get your act together.

I agree, a 14er would've possibly handled those wave better. I've been running 16ers lately which is fun.

Yessir, been running Nrs and hyside 13.5 footers at current flows. Still a dang good time

They were big for sure. I underestimated the weight of the boat and the angle of waves. I never want swimmers, but these gals were badass.

@@H2oman420 to true my dude, to true

I agree with that sentiment about holding onto the floatiest thing nearest. This was my first commercial flip, I trusted my training, team, crew, and the river to all help us out.

Get my proper line out again. In a pitch, I keep a 6ft Cam for this exact reason.

Boats be flipping some times . As the guide, I was pretty surprised. It was alot of fun 😅

Flipping is "not" fun, especially in a rapid that it should not have happened. Sure, it on occasion does occur, but it only endangers people and creates chaos needlessly. When guiding with paying passengers, the goal should always be minimizing risk, maximizing fun, keep your boat "upright" and attempt to keep everyone in the boat. I've had too many days of plucking swimmers out of rivers, flipped boats everywhere, people clueless about what the f__k is going on and utter chaos all around. Like I said, the guide recovered well, his crew did well, but the story could have ended badly. That's exactly why as a guide, you are ultimately responsible for your passengers and their safety. This time it worked out, but that isn't always the case unfortunately.

The whites of waters 🤟

It was a hoot and a half lol

This was actually the end of our trip, but thank you so much. Nepal is amazing and the people even more so

Oh contrar my friend, the storms a comin. Expected Jan 5-10, at least 12-14 in. Come take a lesson with yours truly 🏂

🙏 namaste and thank you! My whole goal is to inspire others to go experience cultures outside their own. You saying that you feel like you're there means so much to me. Thank you so much for watching and experiencing with us

Dec, Jan. We were there Dec to March, so definitely the dry season. We are floating the idea of a return after monsoon. Thanks for watching, I appreciate the support 🤟

We made so many amazing memories in Nepal. Thank you so much for watching

And love from America

Thank you so much. Nepal is gorgeous and unforgettable. We will certainly visit again

Thank ya kindly, had a blast this summer. Class 2 and 3, maybe one 4. This is the family stretch of river we ran. Check out my Gorge videos for some class 3 to 4+ 🤟🤟

@@zachrandallphotography will do im in FL always raft in Ga or NC but a trip out west for it looks like its calling my name from your vids

@@stevez3332 I'm looking at running the Animas river this coming summer, worth rafting that as well as any other river you can get on 🤟

Yeah, it is. Was an amazing place to climb, even better to meet cool people. Thanks for watching 🤟❤️

It's so beautiful and peaceful, I am a big fan of Nepali music

I'm trying to make it work nice, so thanks for hearing it lol. Nepali music is amazing

We took the bus from Pokhara bus park. It was something like 600npr each

I love the Nepali music, one of my favorite aspects of travel

It was amazing, we were lucky to be able to experience it. Definitely want to return