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Topic: Kayaking over a water fall,  (Read 742 times)

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Califbill

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I love adrenalen stuff, but this is very close to stupid. Sort of like the local kids in Walnut Creek, CA a week ago, who used an inflatable kayak on a local rain swollen creek. Both died. Some sense is required to stay living. Either grande Huevos or pico brain or a combo.


http://www.dump.com/2010/11/30/highest-waterfall-in-a-kayak-189-ft-video/


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I don't see how you can compare the two events at all totally differant.
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