Re: [Paddlewise] The grotto chamber

From: Mark Zen <canoeist_at_netbox.com>
Date: Tue, 05 Jan 1999 17:54:54 -0700
At 14:53 02-01-99 -0500, Steve Cramer <cramer_at_coe.uga.edu> wrote:
>Hank Hays wrote:
>> 
>> Anyone else remember the Capistrano Flip?  Written up in AWA Journal back
>> in the mid to late 60s, I think by a guy named Walt Drummond of Capistrano
>> Beach (Someone else also revived it in a Canoe Mag article in the early
>> 80s?).
>> 
>It's been a part of the basic ACA canoe course for years. Thanks for the
>historical background. I'd always wondered about the romantic name.
>
>Steve
>-- 

thanks from here also ;-) i've been teaching this "cool flip" technique for
a few years [as steve said, it's a well established part of the ACA course]
and what swallows and canoes had to do with each other [of course, then i read
john & susan's account, and didn't want to think about it any more ;-p <grin>

sorry all, just getting caught up on my mail ;-) and as you can see, i'm up
to the 2nd of the month!!

mark

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