You never know what's possible.I left my sea kayaks behin...
You never know what's possible.
I left my sea kayaks behind in the States when I moved to Cuenca.
I had read in several places that kayaking the rivers of Cuenca was not possible.
And now I discover photo-evidence to the contrary.
I need to order up a 20-ft. container to get those kayaks here pronto.
I want to see for myself where the Tomebamba goes.
Of course, I'll have to wait for a good rain when the river runs high. Plus, the sea kayak won't be the best fit in the city. But once the river merges with the Amazon and meets up with the Atlantic, I'll be in my element.
It's incredible - I have a direct sea route to the Atlantic in my back yard.
Who needs boring air tickets. For the real adventure, take the water route from Cuenca to Rio de Janeiro!
I left my sea kayaks behind in the States when I moved to Cuenca.
I had read in several places that kayaking the rivers of Cuenca was not possible.
And now I discover photo-evidence to the contrary.
I need to order up a 20-ft. container to get those kayaks here pronto.
I want to see for myself where the Tomebamba goes.
Of course, I'll have to wait for a good rain when the river runs high. Plus, the sea kayak won't be the best fit in the city. But once the river merges with the Amazon and meets up with the Atlantic, I'll be in my element.
It's incredible - I have a direct sea route to the Atlantic in my back yard.
Who needs boring air tickets. For the real adventure, take the water route from Cuenca to Rio de Janeiro!
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