Monthly Archive: July 2007

Jul
30

The Speeder Wins Again

   This weekend was the Deerfield River Festival.  They tried a new event this year.  It was well organized by Zoar Outdoor Center’s Fergus Coffey.  The competition was a mass start down the Deerfield River, a run up the steep take-out hill, and a 8 mile bike ride.  The course was short, I figured it would …

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Jul
25

Black River Festival 2007

I am just now recovering from an epic weekend on the Black River in Watetown, NY.  There was a more casual competitive atmosphere than many other festivals, but there was no lack of quality kayaking and good times.   

Jul
23

Coast to Coast in a Speeder

The Great Glen in Scotland is a beautiful part of the world, a fault line running diagonally across the highlands formed three long deep lochs (Loch Lochy, Loch Oich and Loch Ness) which were joined in the 1800′s by the Caledonian Canal, allowing boats to travel across the country from Fort William to Inverness. This …

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Jul
21

Skookumchuck

4 rainy days at Skook this past week. Check out the video.

Jul
17

Every Day’s A School Day…

With the typical ‘British summer’ rolling on [rain, rain, sun oh no more rain!], it was time to head to the French Alps in the search for cyrstal waters, good food all washed down with pleanty of fine wine…   

Jul
16

Washington Video

Heres a video with footage from the Green Truss and Little White Salmon in Washington State.

Jul
09

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I am way too lazy on reporting, but before i head off to norway next friday, i try to sum up and recall what happened:

Jul
07

Little White and Green Truss

Jul
03

Two Girls in the “Lechschluchten”

After a playboating session in the washing mashine (Augsburg) friday night, Birgit and I drove into the alps in order to run the Lech Gorge. I was quite exited, as it was my first time trying out the Ammo S and then two girls alone on difficult whitewater is always something special for me. We …

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Jul
02

More Washington Action

Our latest update from Washington includes the classic Little White Salmon and Top Tye Rivers, as well as some great river running on the White Salmon and the Cispus. Enjoy these two Top Tye shots, or feel free to check out the whole report at www.RiverGypsies.com Leland at Monkey Cage on the Top Tye.photo by …

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