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2 weeks ago
Scott MacGregor Packing for a week on the Dumoine River with my family. Both kids, Tanya and our friend (and Canoeroots and Rapid writer) Brian Shields are coming along. Packing includes Yeti coolers, blue barrels full of stuffed animals and Polly Pockets, and box of wine.
Aug 20
1 month ago
Denis Dwyer created a new topic Polar Bear attacks kayaker on Svalbard expedition in the forums.
Polar bear attacks camper in his tent and drags him 130ft by his head.
A terrified camper was attacked in his tent by a polar bear and dragged by his head across 130ft of rocks and ice.
Sebastian Plur Nilssen, 22, was resting during a kayak expedition around the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard when the bear struck.
As Nilssen was carried off screaming, his expedition partner, Ludvig Fjeld, 22, grabbed a rifle and fired four shots, killing the bear.
Remote: A polar bear on the remote Norwegian Svalbard archipelago, which was where the 22-year-old was attacked (file photo)
A rescue helicopter arrived at the scene within two hours.
Nilssen, from Fredrikstad, Norway, remained conscious throughout the ordeal last Thursday.
He was airlifted to hospital, where he underwent surgery on lacerations to his chest, head and neck.
A hospital spokeswoman said his injuries were not life-threatening.
Bleak: The Svalbard archipelago in the Arctic Ocean where the 22-year-old had been kayaking before the bear struck
Svalbard officials said the quick actions of fjeld, from Sarpsborg, Norway, almost certainly saved the life of his colleague.
The two men had previously said they were aware there could be 'a whole lot' of polar bears in Svalbard but hoped to avoid using firearms to keep them at bay.
It remains unclear why the polar bear went on the attack, with some experts speculating that it was either hungry or merely curious.
Polar bears are protected under Norway's strict conservation laws and are allowed to be shot only in self-defence. experts say it is getting harder for polar bears to find food in the area.
Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/artic...d.html#ixzz0vZmkuAeq
A terrified camper was attacked in his tent by a polar bear and dragged by his head across 130ft of rocks and ice.
Sebastian Plur Nilssen, 22, was resting during a kayak expedition around the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard when the bear struck.
As Nilssen was carried off screaming, his expedition partner, Ludvig Fjeld, 22, grabbed a rifle and fired four shots, killing the bear.
Remote: A polar bear on the remote Norwegian Svalbard archipelago, which was where the 22-year-old was attacked (file photo)
A rescue helicopter arrived at the scene within two hours.
Nilssen, from Fredrikstad, Norway, remained conscious throughout the ordeal last Thursday.
He was airlifted to hospital, where he underwent surgery on lacerations to his chest, head and neck.
A hospital spokeswoman said his injuries were not life-threatening.
Bleak: The Svalbard archipelago in the Arctic Ocean where the 22-year-old had been kayaking before the bear struck
Svalbard officials said the quick actions of fjeld, from Sarpsborg, Norway, almost certainly saved the life of his colleague.
The two men had previously said they were aware there could be 'a whole lot' of polar bears in Svalbard but hoped to avoid using firearms to keep them at bay.
It remains unclear why the polar bear went on the attack, with some experts speculating that it was either hungry or merely curious.
Polar bears are protected under Norway's strict conservation laws and are allowed to be shot only in self-defence. experts say it is getting harder for polar bears to find food in the area.
Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/artic...d.html#ixzz0vZmkuAeq
Aug 03
Denis Dwyer I have compiled a chronicle of my Inside Passage sea kayaking trip into a 65,000 word digital book. It contains lots of good information for anyone planning an Inside Passage kayaking expedition. Here is a link to the book at Amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/Point-Exploring-Inside-Passage-ebook/dp/B002JPJ42Y/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1280861341&sr=1-1
Aug 03
Scott MacGregor created a new topic Adventure Kayak iPad App now in iTunes. Cool eh? in the forums.
Hey,
Our new iPad and iPhone app for our magazines is now in iTunes. I'm super excited. We're the first paddling and/or fishing mag to have our own app. Here's a link to it in iTunes. We have a bunch of free editions up so you can try it out.
Happy tapping and sliding,
Scott
PS Oh, here's the link to it in iTunes,
itunes.apple.com/us/app/rapid-media/id380459114?mt=8
Our new iPad and iPhone app for our magazines is now in iTunes. I'm super excited. We're the first paddling and/or fishing mag to have our own app. Here's a link to it in iTunes. We have a bunch of free editions up so you can try it out.
Happy tapping and sliding,
Scott
PS Oh, here's the link to it in iTunes,
itunes.apple.com/us/app/rapid-media/id380459114?mt=8
Jul 21
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