I’ve been going on whitewater kayaking trips around Seattle nearly every week since January ‘09 and I usually take video, much of which so far has ended up just stored on my hard drive.  Between that and the pictures other people take it seemed like a huge waste to just let that stuff sit around, so I’m starting this blog so we have a place to share it all.

I’ve got a ton of video to go through which I hope will eventually end up on here.  If you’ve got kayaking photos, video or just want to write about a paddle or review a kayaking thing your tried feel free to drop a line to submit a post.  So far it looks like I’ve recruited one guest poster who takes helmet cams (thank you Greg :) .

By the way, I’m not an expert paddler, just a Class III-er looking to move up.  A big thank you to the WKC (Washington Kayak Club), I’m not into clubs in general but I have to say they are an awesome group of people who are a blast to kayak with, many are great paddlers and everyone takes the time to help out newbies.

Update Nov. 2009:  I have to add that after kayaking the Skykomish a lot since the summer I also owe a big thanks to the Professor Paddle boaters too, who for whatever reason end up on that river a lot more.  The WKC and the Professor Paddle crowd aren’t entirely mutually exclusive, but there is this odd little rivalry in terms of how they approach kayaking in some respects – it’s kind of interesting.  Anyway, the PP boaters are a blast to boat with and have helped me a lot in terms of improving.  I’m still what I would consider a solid class III paddler so have a lot to work on, but at least now I’m capable of occasionally scrabbling down a Class IV without having a massive yard sale.

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