The rapids are shown in order. These are the coordinates of the takeout. San Andres Tuxtla Veracruz, Mexico 18.693525, -95.177425 I think the name of the town is Costa de Oro
That's lovely water. There are several Rio do Oro's in Mexico. Of the two I know, one runs under Mexico City and is never seen, The other is a mud hole, and gets so much water taken out of it that it runs dry. At the rare times when it does have a flow, it meets up with another river, and since that river is the larger river by quite a bit, the name of the larger river is what continues on. The one in this video goes right into the ocean, which is super cool. But where is it?
Ok - It's 34 degrees here - A few questions. - what airport did you fly into? Did you rent that Lettman or is that a new boat for you? How is it? First time I see go over waterfalls - like a boss too!
What a nice run 😊
Thanks it is a good one
SOOOOO GEIL 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks
That ear dip at 8:07. smooth
Thanks
That's lovely water. There are several Rio do Oro's in Mexico. Of the two I know, one runs under Mexico City and is never seen, The other is a mud hole, and gets so much water taken out of it that it runs dry. At the rare times when it does have a flow, it meets up with another river, and since that river is the larger river by quite a bit, the name of the larger river is what continues on. The one in this video goes right into the ocean, which is super cool. But where is it?
in Veracruz , close to Catemaco
San Andres Tuxtla
Veracruz, Mexico
18.693525, -95.177425
I think the name of the town is Costa de Oro
Ok - It's 34 degrees here - A few questions. - what airport did you fly into? Did you rent that Lettman or is that a new boat for you? How is it? First time I see go over waterfalls - like a boss too!
Mexico city. I rented the kayak. I liked the boat fairly well but wished it had more rocker on the bow. Thanks