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Registrace 31. 07. 2013
Paddy & Jill's Safari Holiday Snaps
Quick tour in Kenya and Tanzania parks and conservancies.
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Seymour Epic Fly Day
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7 paraglider pilots completed a 88km circuit of coastal mountains between North Vancouver and Squamish on monday 19 April 2021.
Canoeing NWT Broken Skull - Nahanni Rivers 2018
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Mid July fly in from Ft Simpson canoe trip.
Paragliding Canada's Wilderness
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Remote extinct volcano cone serves as a spectacular takeoff point for a paragliding adventure. Mt Bonnycastle sits between Vancouver and Squamish, British Columbia accessed by 4x4 road when open, by boat or helicopter. Fortunately I survived a couple of poor decisions, with just bruises and a good story to tell. Did I learn from it- you bet.
Seymour Adventures with Laa Laa
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Laa Laa is the name of our canoe, because its yellow of course.
You might enjoy my 2023 Nahanni trip music video: czcams.com/video/EL2_2JmaxVg/video.html
Spectacular vid and piloting skills ... wow!
Inspiring :-)
is there a train bridg enearby?
Super cool
What a great ride Paddy :)
Hey Paddy, it's Wil, where did you land?
What a great flight :)
Did you guys lose some trekking poles on the first portage?
Thanks for the trip down memory lane. We did it July-Aug of that same year.
Epic adventure. Stunning scenery!
So unbelievably beautiul and somewhat alien in parts
Great video. Broken Skull and Nahani on the bucket list.
Go the the Headless Valley. You'll lose your mind.
Very well done video. Beautiful scenery
I saw some folks launch canoes in paradise valley when I was camping at the end of the road there in 2017. I wonder if it was you! I had a big red kawartha on my 4runner and I wished I could join in lol.
Exceptionnel!
Very nice, a personable group that knew what they were doing
Amazing trip, and fantastic job on documenting.
At 16:49, you say, "Figure 8 rapids are not so intimidating now". My Dad and I paddled the Nahanni in 1980, and dumped at the Figure 8, or I think it might also have been called Hell's Gate. We didn't take the turn sharply enough and crashed into the rock wall. Why is it "not so intimidating now"??
Hi Jim, the river has changed, the roller coaster wave train and whirlpools have been washed out apparently, when we ran it it was straight down the middle and quite benign.
It might be me at 4:32 ;-)
Love canoes, thanks for sharing
True pioneers life
Yikes, looks scary, a lot of space to get lost in.
You are goood....I believe that you flown more than the reported 36km. At Bridal I am flying at least 100km in 2.5hrs. Maybe your software is counting straight line between the thermals. I am impressed that you got lift in the winter.
The number is the distance for an XC flight. Flying circles over launch (airtime x average speed) doesn't count as XC. XC flights are either open distance with 3 turn points, out-and-returns or FAI triangles. Xcplanner is a good tool to visualize this. Or upload the flight to xcontest or leonardo - both will calculate the correct xc distance.
This can only be described as epic!!! I want to fly like this when I grow up!!
Anybody bring a gold pan???
I will neither confirm nor deny.
Epic!
Wow, that was pretty awesome Paddy
What an inspiring trip
wow....that was a very tricky landing, I assumed that you were going to end up in a tree. If you need to fill a spot in the helicopter to share the costs, let me know, I would love to have another trip
One of the nicest areas in the valley.
Nice video, can you tell me were you put in from .
Love it. Didn't know you still did mad things. Thought you just delegated them to Paddy. Great video. xx
very nice winter flights. The rearview camera shot was cool, I used that kind of trick on one of my flights. I wish I were there
Thanks, I got lucky with the perfect angle on my head, had no one to tell me if it was correct.
Use the gopro wifi app to see the image live on your phone screen for better adjustment. Probably you knew the trick :-)