The course of action:
The intention was to make a paddle down the Grand Canyon. Volunteer to go first. Starting to paddle about thirty feet upstream from the big wave.
The result:
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The lesson:
The boat flipped. The boat flipped, The boat flipped. The boat flipped. The boat flipped, The boat flipped. The boat flipped, The boat flipped?
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