The River People | Death, Life and Love in the Whitewater
In March 2015, Louise Jull, one of NZ’s most renowned whitewater kayakers, went under in the rapids of the Kaituna River and never came up. Full story: goo.gl/97axhu
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Dude, I know this is difficult ... I do ... and I am deeply empathetic to your loss and pain but broken heart, broken body and all, my entire philosophy in life has been I'd rather be 80 in my rocking chair saying "Damn, I'm glad I did" then "Gee, I wish I had." Life has a way of crushing us whether we stroll through a garden for pleasure or jump out of airplanes or freight train our way through boiling whitewater or climb freezing, tortuous mountains ... The way I see it is since life will try to crush me REGARDLESS ... I'd rather life crush me doing something that otherwise brings me immense joy and pleasure. I wish you the very best and appreciate your sharing these difficult moments with us.
I watched this a few weeks ago i think and found it againa dn have to give it another watch what an amazing video and really hits the feels
Sorry for your loss, I know it's rough. I've lost a few friends along the way too. I wanted to give up paddling but I knew they would want me to keep going. Sometimes I swear that I can feel their presence on the water and it gives me great peace... Don't give up, stay safe, SYOTR.
Damn dude. That’s a tough video to take in
GREAT Video!!!
RIP Lou, I’ve been in the same position after losing my mate to kayaking in January 2013 Matthew Baird-Parker sleep tight 😢
I'm not crying. You're crying.
Deep
Please what music the end?
the river gives, and the river takes
nice
❤️🌊
Quite a lot of orange lights on your dashboard. Time to dial it back.