ok von mir aus gehn wir 2008 zu den Pygmäen. Aber dann 2009 nach Nepal! 2010 British Columbia - oder lieber Californien ? --------------------------------------
If you wanna dance with a buggy Put all six feet on the ground, yeah The bug will pick up your luggage And drive you straight into town, yep Where you're safe from the spray and the kitty and the chase If bugs can make it there they could make it any place Between the sun going going down and the sun coming up Yeah bug city's rocking, Yeah that feather pluckin' log is lit up --------------------------------------
ach ja, stimmt, habs durcheinander bekommen --------------------------------------
If you wanna dance with a buggy Put all six feet on the ground, yeah The bug will pick up your luggage And drive you straight into town, yep Where you're safe from the spray and the kitty and the chase If bugs can make it there they could make it any place Between the sun going going down and the sun coming up Yeah bug city's rocking, Yeah that feather pluckin' log is lit up --------------------------------------
aber jetzt mal im Ernst: Ich möchte gerne 2008 evtl. irgendetwas größeres machen. Mit Familie. Die Planungsphase ist hiermit eröffnet!
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If you wanna dance with a buggy Put all six feet on the ground, yeah The bug will pick up your luggage And drive you straight into town, yep Where you're safe from the spray and the kitty and the chase If bugs can make it there they could make it any place Between the sun going going down and the sun coming up Yeah bug city's rocking, Yeah that feather pluckin' log is lit up --------------------------------------
habe mir eben billig das Standardwerk für Nepal bestellt.
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If you wanna dance with a buggy Put all six feet on the ground, yeah The bug will pick up your luggage And drive you straight into town, yep Where you're safe from the spray and the kitty and the chase If bugs can make it there they could make it any place Between the sun going going down and the sun coming up Yeah bug city's rocking, Yeah that feather pluckin' log is lit up --------------------------------------
If you wanna dance with a buggy Put all six feet on the ground, yeah The bug will pick up your luggage And drive you straight into town, yep Where you're safe from the spray and the kitty and the chase If bugs can make it there they could make it any place Between the sun going going down and the sun coming up Yeah bug city's rocking, Yeah that feather pluckin' log is lit up --------------------------------------
gut, kannst ihn ja am Samstag mitbringen. Ich habe noch einen anderen - von 2004 glaube ich, bringe ich mit. --------------------------------------
If you wanna dance with a buggy Put all six feet on the ground, yeah The bug will pick up your luggage And drive you straight into town, yep Where you're safe from the spray and the kitty and the chase If bugs can make it there they could make it any place Between the sun going going down and the sun coming up Yeah bug city's rocking, Yeah that feather pluckin' log is lit up --------------------------------------
Difficulty in Nov: Class II From: Ramdi (Alt. 370m) To: Narayanghat (Alt. 180m) Distance: 128 km River Days : 6 From Pokhara: 5 hours Av. Gradient: 1.5m/km (7 ft/mile) Volume in Nov: 250 cms (10000 cfs) Best Season: Oct-Nov, Feb-Apr
A big but relatively easy river, with beautiful, unspoiled scenery, small gorges, jungle and an abundance of wildlife. A relaxing river trip especially for the kayaker with limited experience.
Below Ramdi the river flows east into an open valley for approximately 100 km before joining with the Trisuli river at Devghat to become the Narayani and flow onwards to the Ganges. There are no roads near the river, no tourists, and few other river runners: local people are natural, unspoiled and of course friendly.
The lower half of the river is sparsely populated, with a jungle corridor and pristine white beaches. There is abundant wildlife along the river- including more than 250 species of bird. There are reports of the rare fresh water dolphin. Also rare, but occasionally seen, are crocodiles- the gharial ones (a fish eater) and the marsh mugger (eat anything!!).
Rafting: A pleasant river trip with a gentle current. There are very easy class two rapids to add interest, but these are very safe. If you’re nervous about the white water and don’t want to get wet, but still want an interesting river with the ‘get a away from it all feeling’, then this is the one.
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If you wanna dance with a buggy Put all six feet on the ground, yeah The bug will pick up your luggage And drive you straight into town, yep Where you're safe from the spray and the kitty and the chase If bugs can make it there they could make it any place Between the sun going going down and the sun coming up Yeah bug city's rocking, Yeah that feather pluckin' log is lit up --------------------------------------
If you wanna dance with a buggy Put all six feet on the ground, yeah The bug will pick up your luggage And drive you straight into town, yep Where you're safe from the spray and the kitty and the chase If bugs can make it there they could make it any place Between the sun going going down and the sun coming up Yeah bug city's rocking, Yeah that feather pluckin' log is lit up --------------------------------------
2008 ist noch recht lange hin. Wie wäre es mit einer "Vorbereitungstour" im Sommer 2007? Siehe dort.
Muss aber ehrlich zugeben, dass Nepal für einen ängstlichen Menschen wie mich etwas exotisch klingt. Wie wäre es mit den chilenischen Flüssen, die nach einem Pressebericht von letzter Woche demnächst evtl. verbaut werden könnten?
zudem braucht man auch wieder eine Weile um an die Flüsse ranzukommen.
Ich denke als Vorbereitung für Nepal sollten wir bis 2008 oder 2009 halt mal ein paar richtig volumenreiche Flüsse in den Alpen und Europa ansteuern. -------------------------------------- imagine --------------------------------------
nee, solche Wuchtwasser-Hämmer wie die Enz findet man in Nepal eh nicht... -------------------------------------- imagine --------------------------------------
wow ! hört sich geil an. Auch das Programm überzeugt:
Futaleufu River Valley Kayak Week - Class III/IV
Day 1: Arrival and Introductions Arrive at either of our entry points in Puerto Montt, Chile or Esquel, Argentina, the gateways to Patagonia. Connect with our representative and travel to the remote riverside town of Futaleufu, surrounded by majestic mountains. Here you will find your accommodations at Kayak Chile's, Tres Monjas Eco-Camp along the banks of the Futaleufu River. A hearty meal, hot sauna, and wonderful views welcome you to Chile.
Day 2: Rio Espolon You wake up to the brilliance of life along the Futaleufu River with the jagged Tres Monjas peaks standing sentinel over the river and camp. After a delightful breakfast we take a short drive to the Rio Espolon. After warming up on the crystal clear water, review your techniques, practice rolls on both sides, surf the dynamic Espolon surf wave, and prepare for the big water of the Futaleufu.
Day 3: Futaleufu, the El Macal Section Today we put-in on the Futaleufu River, below the impressive Class V “Casa de Piedra” rapid. Vertical cliff walls surround this gorgeous Class III “El Macal” section, along with glacier crowned peaks. We will practice all of our big water skills as we work our way down this introductory stretch of the Futaleufu River. Rip it up on "Every Man’s (and Woman’s) Surf Wave"; feel the power of the rapids, and enjoy some of the best scenery on the river.
Day 4: Kayak the Río Azul Today, if water levels permit, we will take a break from the big water of the Futaleufu. We will drive to the footbridge put-in on the Río Azul, a tight, glacial-fed creek that runs through a lush micro canyon. Here you get a chance to relax and paddle the technical drops, surf and cartwheel at some excellent play spots, and enjoy the scenery. We take-out at camp where the Río Azul meets the Río Futaleufu.
Day 5: Futaleufu, Terminator Section After breakfast, we put-in at our camp beach and head down river into the “Terminator” section. We will warm up on numerous Class III and IV rapids, and then we will walk around the huge and powerful Class V “Terminator Rapid”. Some of the more intrepid paddlers in the group will have the opportunity to sneak (Class IV+) the “Terminator” on the left side. From the “Terminator” we will carefully pick our route through the hole-filled Class IV “Kyber Pass”, and on to some giant wave action in the Class IV “Himalayas”. Here you will surf some of the biggest standing waves in the hemisphere! We return to the Kayak Chile eco-camp to relax on one of our white sand beaches or take a soothing hot sauna.
Day 6: Kayak the Río Palena (or Rio Tigre) We will take a scenic drive to the Río Palena on the border with Argentina, where we have an ox-cart waiting to help us to the put-in on this Class III/III+ paddle. It's a gorgeous drive through a valley with a slightly different ecosystem than the Futaleufu River Valley. Water levels permitting, we may run a section of the spectacular Rio Tigre, a nearby tributary of the Palena.
Day 7: Upper Futaleufu; below the Infierno Canyon For an exciting finale, we head to the remote and spectacular upper section of the Futaleufu and the Las Escalas Valley. An exciting shuttle ride through an old growth forest brings us to the river just below the Infierno Canyon. This visually spectacular section of river includes the Class V rapids “Zeta” and “Throne Room”. We will take the well worn footpaths around the two rapids, and head into the “Wild Mile Section ”, four miles of continuous whitewater action which takes us right back to our camp. After a full day on the river, you begin to pack up and enjoy Kayak Chile's farewell asado and fiesta.
Day 8: Departure Wake up for an early breakfast and drive back to Chaitén, Chile and your flight to Puerto Montt, or relax for a couple of hours and take our shuttle to Esquel, Argentina. As you catch a final view of the Río Futaleufu; surrounded by hanging glaciers and snow capped mountains, take a moment to reflect upon all of the amazing sights and experiences of this past week. After all these years we are still stunned that views like these exist.
Nur der Preis schreckt ab... Price: $1595.00 USD ---------------------- Bauer`n-Hof ----------------------
boah - geiler Film . Diese Longboats haben einfach was. Ich stehe da voll drauf
Cool finde ich auch diesen Typen im letzten Teil der die Füße vorne aufs Deck legt und so die Hammerteile durchfährt... ---------------------- Bauer`n-Hof ----------------------
Hab mir gestern mal das NepalVid angeschaut, ist eigentlich wie ein Werbefilm für ein Raftingunternehmen mit schlechten Darstellern. Es werden aber die meisten der bekannten Flüsse kurz gezeigt wodurch man einen recht guten Eindruck über die einzelnen Flüsse bekommt. Es werden jeweils die schwierigsten Stellen des Flusses gezeigt mit Schwierigkeitsgradangaben. Und die schreiende weibliche Raftingbesatzung darf natürlich in keiner Sequenz fehlen. Aber für 4 Euro muss man so etwas eben in Kauf nehmen :-)
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