 Into the Altiplano - Jon Bowermaster
Follow Jon Bowermaster as he ventures into the Altiplano - kayaking in South America's high desert - this is a segment from his Ocean's 8 Video Project
 Rafting the White Salmon: Green Truss
Canoe & Kayak's Scott Waedelich (Fish) and Paul Gamache Hucking waterfalls on the Green Truss section of the upper White Salmon in Washington. Video by Nick Hinds with help from ben Hawthorne.
 Tatlow Creek Whitewater
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Tatlow Creek, BC - Canada
"This is a short teaser for a collection of stories and footage that Bryan Smith over at TRL is producing on Tatlow Creek. Since Jonaven Moore discovered this paddling gem 3 years ago, the traffic on the run has exploded and it has become one of Southwest's BC's most prized creeking destinations"
category: creek
behind the camera: Bryan Smith, Austin Rathman
paddlers: Bryan Smith, Austin Rathman, Tim Loubier, Evan Garcia, LaneJacobs, Max Kiniewasser, Ben Hawthorn
location: Tatlow Creek, BC Canada
music: Current Swell
production: Bryan Smith
source:www.downstreammedia.net
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 Hotel Charley Volume 3
Hotel Charley Volume 3, was inspired by the 1912 adventure novel of the same name, this upcoming installment of the Hotel Charley series sets it's sites on the unexplored river gorges of Himalayan Asia, the Plateau region of South America, and the largest runnable waterfalls on earth located deep in the heart of the Mexican Sierra.
 The History of Eddyline
Tom Derrer began building whitewater kayaks for himself and friends in the late sixties, and opened Eddyline in 1971 in Boulder, Colorado. In 1973 he moved the tiny company to Seattle and began building kayaks designed by Werner Furrer Sr., during which time he became involved with Sea Kayaking, then in its very infancy.
This video is the story of one of the Pacific Northwest's leading innovative kayak manufacturers - Eddyline Kayaks.
Note: this is a 7 minute video clip of large file size.
 Forgetting the Wounds of War
Take a look at the video, "Forgetting the Wounds of War", that shows what this group of volunteers does. Team River Runner (TRR), was established in August 2004 by kayakers in the Washington, DC, area, and is an all-volunteer organization run by a council of kayakers and overseen by a board of directors. Working in partnership with The Wounded Warrior Project and Disabled Sports USA, TRR helps veterans of the Iraq and Afghan wars recuperating at Walter Reed Army Medical Center (WRAMC) find health, healing, and new challenges through whitewater boating on the Potomac River. While the focus of TRR's work is on soldiers recuperating at WRAMC, TRR also provides whitewater boating opportunities for family members as well as for other wounded veterans.
 Bluewater Jon - Cabo Marlin Fishing
Bluewater Jon goes marlin kayak fishing in Cabo, Mexico.
 Nomads- Wandering Women of the Whitewater Tribe
The idea for Nomads originated in 2002 as Polly Green was traveling around the world with her kayak, competing and doing expeditions.
 Pulse Teaser Video
See Tao Berman's Pulse Video Clip. The world premiere of the feature length video is in Germany in February. The Western US Premiere Tour starts March 21, in Index, WA at the River House. March 22 it previews in Hood River, WA at the River City Saloon. www.taoberman.com/videos
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