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great captures big v. love the second shot!
and the colours are really nice and strong. looks like it was a fun week. Nathan
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The second one is quite amusing. Good timing
 Steve.
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Nice captures
I can't help myself here with a technical comment - in the first image, a successful sculling brace often depends on keeping the head low next to the water. A successful 'eskimo roll' usually requires the head to come up last; the order for rolling is boat, body and then the head.
Good to see people out enjoying kayaking Happy rolling Gecko Nikon D70, SB600, Benbo Trekker, LSII, KingPano and a lot to learn!
Gecko, you are correct but that student is doing a low support, he did not fall in as he was able to use the hip flick and the paddle to right himself.. you will note that there is no water coming off his body or the kayak
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