Just A quick note to say were still waiting for the weather to clear down here in Queenstown, New Zealand. Wet does not do the discription justice. The rivers are rather high, with the shotover usually rafter at 50 m^3 and it currently on around 500m^3 and summer starting offically tomorrow we will see if the sun starts melting the fresh snow.
30
Nov
28
Nov
C1 River Boating Makes a Return
With all the rain last week and having seen the pics from Ben’s outing in the Recoil, I hooked up with a few friends to hit some rivers up in Northern England.
Unfortunately, the water appeared to have been and gone so all hopes of some really nice runs went out the window. We ended up hitting the River Allen in Northumberland and even though it was a total rock avoiding mission, it was still a nice little warm up to the season. It was really nice to get back out in my C1 Burn and it’s now given me a real taste for hitting more rivers this winter.
This weekend is the Freestyle event at the infamous Hurley Weir so it’s time to get the 4 Twenty back out and bust some big moves….
27
Nov
Monday Morning…
Now there are some other contraband Kayak makes in this littel film, But it dose show a good mornings paddle down at Shepperton weir.
Enjoy!
27
Nov
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Hi everyone!
Creeking in Quebec is alot of fun and a local TV show called “La nouvelle école” (the new school) took creeking as one of their show topics.Â
This show was on air for a week in a large par of the Quebec Province, Canada.
If you wanna see a part of the show you can go to this link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wV9VKC_iZQY
and you’ll see 5 minutes of it. It will give you a glimpse of what creeking is like back home!
 I love the Burn!
Have a blast!
Dominic L
27
Nov
Hanging out Down South
After a long hard journey down to New Zealand im lucky enough to be traveling around enjoying seeing the sights and paddling some awsome creeks. The classic heli runs are a little high at the moment leaving plenty of time for other stuff.
 
    humm guessing me and the Burn wont be getting that train.
 
 You dont have to venture far from land to see amazing sights
 Scared of hights?
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Hopefully some better weather and boating photos to follow.
23
Nov
Firing up the Recoil
Some times when its grey and dull outside it really isn’t that depressing!
A week of rain has meant swollen rivers all of the North of England, Just to show its not all work and no play here at Pyranha, we grabbed the opertunity to take the new Recoil for a spin before work…
For more picture go to www.ben-white.com
22
Nov
Putting the Ammo through its paces
Over the past two weeks, I’ve been putting the Ammo through its paces, and I couldn’t be happier with how the boat performs. You can read my detailed analysis of the boat, and check out the video on ChasingRain.com
Fireing up the Ammon on Paul’s Creek
20
Nov
Looking back…
Another paddling season is comming to an end in the province of Quebec. A long winter awaits us! But before solid water falls from the sky, here are a few of the good moments of my 2006 season.
It started off in April when I left the snowy Montreal with a few friends to head down into the south eastern states. A month of paddling was in front of us! Ouf! what relief after a long and cold winter.
20
Nov
East coast rain and snow
Rain all along the East coast has brought many great runs and play spots. I’ve been on a pretty good role, Friday it was raining hard in DC so no work all play. I headed up to wild and wonderful West Virgina to run the North Fork of the Blackwater. That night myself and a few friends headed over to the put in of Red Creek about a 30 minutes drive to camp and run the creek in the morning….
16
Nov
