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We simul-wrap, this short drop, simul-swim
under the choke stone & simul-complain about how cold the water is. |
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(Photo: Tom Wetherell) |
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The water bug approach to swimming
works well for us. |
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(Photo: Todd) |
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The final rap is a real delight, with
dual falls that split around a big rock & join again at the bottom.
Not too shabby. |
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(Photo: Tom Wetherell) |
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Here's a clip at the same rappel.
Aaron has mastered the art of the human bobbing camera platform. |
Video 4 - Aaron
Locander |
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It starts to rain a little as we begin our hike out. We
stumble across yet another falls, doesn't it know we're supposed to
be in a drought? |
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(Photo: Aaron Locander) |
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You can't have too many waterfall vids. |
Video 5 - Aaron
Locander |
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We thrash our way out and make camp.
It's been an 11.5 hour day and everyone is hungry, wet and tired.
Dry clothes, a bit of food and energy levels are back to 100% with
enthusiasm to spare ........ we all go to bed at 7:30pm. We hike out
the next day under cool, bright and sunny skies. |
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