A few pics of a packrafting trip at low water on the weekend. Lots of scraping but also lots of fun!
Some pics and a very brief write up here:
http://adventuresandtinkerings.blogspot ... river.html
Cox's packrafting
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Cox's packrafting
by jeremy089786 » Wed 04 Mar, 2015 9:15 pm
Hi guys,
A few pics of a packrafting trip at low water on the weekend. Lots of scraping but also lots of fun!
Some pics and a very brief write up here:
http://adventuresandtinkerings.blogspot ... river.html
A few pics of a packrafting trip at low water on the weekend. Lots of scraping but also lots of fun!
Some pics and a very brief write up here:
http://adventuresandtinkerings.blogspot ... river.html
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Re: Cox's packrafting
by icefest » Wed 04 Mar, 2015 10:30 pm
I read all your posts on rss, thanks for posting them.
What rafts were they?
What rafts were they?
Men wanted for hazardous journey. Low wages, bitter cold, long hours of complete darkness. Safe return doubtful.
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Re: Cox's packrafting
by jeremy089786 » Thu 05 Mar, 2015 2:13 pm
Hi Icefest,
Mine is an Alpacka Llama the other one is a outfitters cheapo ($40). The cheapo held up better than expected until popping a 5cm tear. We managed to weld this one up though and keep going the next day!
Mine is an Alpacka Llama the other one is a outfitters cheapo ($40). The cheapo held up better than expected until popping a 5cm tear. We managed to weld this one up though and keep going the next day!
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