As the leaves turn color. As they get cracked from the trees by the cold wind,
I sit here planning my escape. I'm going to point south and go,
skipping through Mexico for a short video project on spanish ripper
Aniol Serrasolses, and settling finally in Chile without a return ticket. A commitment of
sorts to staying in one place for longer than four months.
So with a sense of a hard worked, surf laden summer behind me and an open road ahead of me I commit myself to the sport I love and the passion that drives me. Kayaking.
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Mexico. The land of cheap beer, tacos, and clean water falls. |
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Chile. Where the young run free and women flock like the salmon of the Capistrano. |
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My quiver of boats from this past summer. A squirt boat, carbon playboat, surf kayak and plastic playboat. |
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Aniol the subject Unknown 3: Mexico. Aniol lived for the past four months on the banks of the Ottawa River with just a tent, kayak, and the clothes on his back. Here we see him cooking up some lunch at the secret "Rata" hide out. |
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Chilean boater Marcos Gallegos throws a huge Clean Blunt on Garburator wave. Marcos has been living in Canada for the past year or two and is becoming a freestyle machine. Keep an eye out for him on the river. |
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The Spaniards. From front to back, Ali, Alex, Aniol. Watching Garburator after a day long session. |
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The Ottawa Valley in full bloom. |
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Flat farm land/huge rapids... Wierd |
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Anna Bruno busting out some crazy yoga moves. |
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(Left to Right) Dane Jackson, Keegan Grady and myself in awe of the rapid above Detonator wave in Quebec. |
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Keegan Grady. Keegan is the subject of Unknown 2: Ottawa Valley. Keegan is a local boy from the Ottawa River who's athletic abilities have taken him on travels all over the world. |
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Joel Kowalski snaps a shot of the wave with his Iphone. Who needs a 7d when you have an Iphone? |
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Taking in the Power. |
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The River Cabin. I spent my summer living in this cabin next to McCoys rapid on the Ottawa River. It is one of my top 3 places to live ever. |
Tino! It's about time you started one of these! Your photography has gone berserk. Glad I've finally got a way to keep up with you.
ReplyDeleteDude be safe in Mexico, don't get killed by one of the drug cartels down there...
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