Here’s a short video for you. It comes a little bit late, but hopefully it was worth the wait for the rescue footage at the end of the video. This was shot on two days in late September: the Sunday release on the Nantahala Cascades at GAF festival and a beautiful fall day linking up two excellent runs in Pisgah National Forest. I hope you enjoy the story–let us know what you think in the comments!
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Daring rescue, Chris! I think the squirrel would as soon bite you, were it not for the thick neoprene. Glad you’ve been getting water!
I know you really ate that squirrel Chris. How was it?
Yeah, Taylor–when that thing crawled on top of my hands and we locked eyes I thought, “This is going to end badly.” Thankfully, it was too depleted to attack, and so it made a very nice mid-day meal, thank you Spencer.
YES! So good to find a quality short film in the vast ocean of digital kayak media. Keep the creativity flowin’! love the wildlife cameos.
Thanks, Will!