ride the earth photography: Lachine

Monday, August 13, 2007

Lachine

Tino specht and i drove a long 6 hours from Shellburn falls MA, to Montreal Canada to surf the lachine waves. We had a great day on the water Accompanied by some French paddlers. Use to training on the Hawaii wave on the Sur Rhone river in Lyon France they had no problem throwing every trick imagined on this wave. I couldn't resist taking pictures. check them out...

HUGE lefty blunt

Pan-Am

Clean Blunt

Tino Specht throws a huge blunt

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In October of 2007 Vital Films and a group of Kayakers set out to China to shoot and produce an original documentary about the harsh reality of China's race for modernization and its impact of the environment. Over the past century, China has become the most densely populated area on earth with over 1.2 billion people. In recent years the need for hydroelectric power and renewable energy is taking the reality to a new extreme.
In a desolate area of western China, three of Asia's greatest rivers plunge off the Tibetan Plateau through a neck in the Himalayas only 50 miles wide. The spectacular Yunnan Gorges of the Yangtze River, Mekong River and Salween River are home now to a massive hydro electric project that is converting a living, spectacular, unique river to a series of 13 damns with no free flowing sections of river in-between. They are taking this area of life and nature and turning it into a area of industry. The undertaking is causing massive environmental damage and the destruction of thousands of cultural heritage sites. As if the loss of a land is not enough the Chinese government has already displaced 1.3 million people out of there homes and only millions more are in the path of evacuation.
Come with Vital Films and Kayakers from New river Academy as we take you on a inside look at the death of this river and land. Very few if any people have experienced the beauty of this place. The power people in Shanghi that are making these decisions don't understand what their loosing in this race for modernization and race for power and as time determines the fate of the land and home of millions, the realization that power generation has won out against preservation. Clearly the race against the clock if their ever was one as far saving this river and land is a finished race.

Monday, August 13, 2007

Lachine

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