Now THIS is COOL!

How is it I never see
The waves that bring me her words to me
for though unseen they drift around
they catch my breath and knock me down
- phish
“I started filming Pacific Horizons out of the passion I have for sea kayaking here in the Northwest. With the outer coast, protected inland waters, tidal races, wildlife, and people it seemed like a natural starting point for my first full length sea kayaking film. I set my goals really high right from the start and wanted to focus on one geographic area, giving the film a solid theme that carried through every segment. The film has been shot in High Definition and I have been super excited on the overall quality of the images. I’ve also concentrated on capturing the spirit of the paddlers as well and tried hard to bring out the humor and personalities that make the sport of sea kayaking so much fun.”
Check it out at www.pacifichorizonsfilm.blogspot.com Heck, just the trailer is going to make you want to sneak out of work and go paddling! Go ahead. . . . You KNOW you want to! It’s ok. . . just go. . Get up right now. . .Sneak out the side door. . . . Go on. . . go. . .
*Photos courtesy of Bryan Smith. Used by permission. Thank you!
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Plus it’s in high definition which is a nice touch. It seems very TITS-esque but that’s a good thing. While I typically am neutral about paddling films, I’m actually looking forward to seeing this one.
I’m looking forward to Derrick and Alex doing a midwest kayaking video featuring trick rolls and paddling in the stinkwaters of the upper midwest. Stenchkumchuk Narrows, and Flood Races and Jumping Carp and circumnavigation of Blackhawk Island. All set to music from local bar bands and featuring scene changes filmed on the pole at the Wisconsin Dolls.
I’ll take two.