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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZulaVZBYPk
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That is so Euro. Of course they can do that, they have national health insurance!:Ahnuld: Girly american canyoneers need to worry about meeting their deductible and the cost of their rescue.:haha:
Ken
Actually, in Europe, adventurers pay up front for rescue insurance. If you don't have it, they take it out of your pay.Quote:
Originally Posted by spinesnaper
In the USA, rescue is provided courtesy your tax dollars. Just make sure you have the right permits, and you'll be OK.
T
:crazycobasa:Esta muy macho!!:crazycobasa:
I think this video should be part of the Zion National Park express permit process. It would certainly much more amusing than the current videos.
Ken
Oh the drama! :stud:
I did some stuff like that at Seven Peaks and I didn't need a wet suit or ropes.
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Originally Posted by Scott Card
Reminds me of Hydrophobia on our last day in Monterrey, Mexico a few years back. Boy was that fun! Lots of jumps and tons of clear water! We need to go back...
I have very fond memories of that trip. If I remember you put together an FTP site to aggregate pictures. I just bought a new laptop and I am organizing and transfering files. I was just looking at those pics.Quote:
Originally Posted by nelsonccc
Do you still have the FTP site? I could upload my pics and I wouldn't mind grabbing a few. My camera stopped working after I chucked my backpack off of a 20-30 ft cliff in Matacanes. So, I only have pictures of half of Matacanes and missed all of the last day.
I loved those canyons. I just don't want to swing from an overpass in Monterrey going to see them again (o.k., maybe a bit exaggerated). Looks like Europe is the next place to go. :haha:
Wow, fantastic.
They do love their toboggan's across the puddle...