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Ric Moxon

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Date registered: January 3, 2012

Latest posts

  1. Nass – The Sacred Headwaters — March 18, 2016
  2. 9R Review — August 31, 2015
  3. WHISTLER GO FEST — June 1, 2015
  4. SEA KAYAKING BC — November 4, 2014
  5. IDAHO – PART OF MY YEARLY MIGRATION — June 19, 2014

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04
Nov

Sustainability when kayaking

I love kayaking, and it is for this sole reason why I know I want to be able to kayak my whole life. Self preservation and sustainability is central to this. I have now been kayaking for well over half my life. I have seen myself transform from a beginner kayaker aged 9 to the …

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05
Feb

HOMATHKO BC MISSION STATUS

Here is an update of some of the epic missions we got up to in BC last summer/fall. With Whistler bragging record snow fall in the winter (over 16 meters fell) the summer was guaranteed crazy high water and a super long season. Low and behold it did not fail to impress. For the first …

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29
Oct

The Triple Crown

Both myself and Maxi Kniewasser were lucky enough to complete the Triple Crown (Stikine, Alsek, Susitna) this fall. Early in the season Maxi mentioned how keen he was to paddle the Alsek and having heard the stories from Daz Clarkson it sounded like an awesome trip. For myself I had been thinking about the Stikine …

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24
Jun

Early season BC

Having spent the last two seasons in Norway I had been informed by a number of reliable sources that everything else is just training for BC. Well to sum up creeking over here the word ‘adventurous’ closely followed by ‘awesome’ seem most appropriate. On the whole most runs are steep, continuous and committing just the …

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23
Sep

4 Months in Norway

The Bovra Gorges  Martin Vollen the Sjoa local, spoke of these gorges describing them as scary, committing and full of must make, must run sections. Well with him as a guide and a strong crew who could say no?  The first run down was sweet! At a 90 on the gauge all was quite manageable …

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