Pedro Oliva takes the first descent of Salto Manduri in Prudentopolis, Parana, Brazil with a gnarly line made possible by a phenomenal airplane turn in the middle.
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When H?k?le?a entered the water for the first time in Kualoa 40 years ago, it was the beginning of a sail plan that has spanned generations and taken us on a 150,000-nautical-mile journey to reconnect the Pacific Ocean family that shares a common history of voyaging and exploration. Here on our island home, H?k?le?a became part of a movement to revive Hawai?i’s culture, language, and way of life, which is now cherished around the world … More
It was a particularly cold day last December when I arrived at the upper North Santiam River with a small group of kayakers.
Snow coated the ground and large icicles hung from the canyon walls as we put on gear and carried our boats to the shoreline in temperatures (optimistically) at about 39 degrees.
“We must be crazy to be getting on the river today,” I said.
There was a pause … More