


Well lets say I got there, a pretty amazing spot for sure, and didn't feel it. I hiked right on out without even touching the water. It was a good thing though because they ran one mank pile of a slide go to some insane horizon line and had to climb and walk their way back out. It was all good though now I know whats in there and don't really want to go back. Maybe for a cool 40 footer but its a big move to stomp it. photo by Darin McCoid of jscreekin.blogspot.com
Later E.G.
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Evan,
I hear from my son Devin that you got some footage of him breaking his paddle on Wishbone. He didn't get your contact info but give me a ring or email if you can get me it.
Corey
971-235-9735
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