PaddleOn videos for the most part were taken by myself using whatever digital camera
was available at the time. Quality definitely improved through the years as hardware
became better. I think if not me, credit was usually given in the PaddleOn About
page to the trip member who did take the video.
Sam S. (U2metoo) has his own folder of videos. He does lots of great videos of sections I'm interested in, finally
posted links to his YouTube paddling stuff. Also included is the miscellaneous YouTube or Vimeo video that for
whatever reason, was interesting at the time.
Amazing how videos just don't capture how sketchy you could feel at times.
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