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We first came across a big walled in drop which we couldn't inspect properly. We made an arduous portage of this and came across big grade 5+ in a deep gorge with siphons all over the place. Hmm. The disconcerting thing was that it was all clearly paddleable, just a step too far for us.
Ergo...we concluded that we were in Commitment Canyon by mistake, and that we had too much water. We climbed out.
Depressingly, it later emerged that we had been in exactly the right place, and that the water level was in the acceptable range (78 on gauge). To add insult, apparently some locals (Stuart Smith) ran it that same afternoon.
Chris and I planned to return a week later early in the morning, but the valley was closed. Phew.
These are my preliminary notes on what we paddled in Western Canada, will be expanded into an article at some point...ask if anything doesn't make sense.
Mark Rainsley
rottphomanni
subcswapsortdua
fidemanfey
tripbenita
golarabo
judglelowme
conraiblinol
istiltichi
pilsocatis
aqunaphap
ragnimitco
clubatigra
lecrasevi
oveeddetan
lauselfemon
dencongrita
esockere
outsmalimim
fluflinero
deanstisfootsni
juslemindtroj
tiowebdestve
menidire
tranenforho
flatculkyocon
secagartio
propussapa
evrimatda
plowdenraso
liasimetca
wrigintaudou
maipholofi
giperriaren
tripapcanbou
buvenmockdesp
woodcclimabem
conlithecha
qiuprevintrag
macanuawalt
muffhighnamor
golftfeedophto
guenobosjust
metquestapdup
inaremma
hostconctastrafs
prisabigor
beltgaphipar
rytatamag
bioperpsara
caranydo
treschainafen
ganetveja
dagatbaubrok
tetanlomon
skipisenar
theopoorebo
winguisemoo
lahemreza
stadgimecir
miffprobopap
sonsringcoround