Green Skulls: Kayak Fatality
 

Hey, any of you guys hear about the kayaker killed over the weekend on the Green River? He was the son of a guy I occasionally duck hunt with. He was a very experienced kayaker but apparently, these were some pretty treacherous waters. A real shame. Only 20 years old. He has a twin brother who survives him.

http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/3951236/detail.html

:eek: That's worse than I imagined. His Dad used to tell me about some of the crazy ***** his son did but I never really gave it a second thought.

This link will work:Kayak photos

The pictures:
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1101783167.jpg
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1101783176.jpg

That is fast, steep, cold, narrow water. A sad accident.

So sorry to hear this. I am concerned for the brother, (and the entire family of course), losing your twin is supposedly among the worst things that a human being can experience, if they were inseperable like most twins. It happened to a good friend of mine ~30 yrs. ago when we were teenagers, really sad. :(

At least he was doing something he loved, though. All of the most dangerous sports, like auto racing, skydiving and whitewater rafting/kayaking are ironically the most alive that you can feel while doing, IMO. :cool:

The twins were opposites. Brian was the 'daredevil'. His twin is very cautious about everything he does. Their Dad is the nicest, most laid-back guy you'd ever meet.