Keep an eye on the raft which got stuck. That was us….. The only person who managed to stay in was Hilje! The question is, who was better off?
With many thanks to Odi
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So good to see this after in stead of before, knowing you came out safe! Please more of this exciting stuff, but pls after you did it! x Mamshil
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Absolutely wild and mighty and sooooo wet, but definitely warmer than the Ganges! I loved Odi’s comment that you guys had to walk around the grade 6 Sea Side rapid as “it would be bad for business”!!!
I wish your lives will be a continuation of this experience; always – even after a dip – coming up for a fresh breath, shake off the water and learn from the new acquired knowledge to tackle the next rapid in order to reach firm ground again!
Lots of love and looking forward to read/watch/hear about your next adventures!!! Nxxx
AMAZING!