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Risking my life, for WCR, for the good of window cleaners everywhere…
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Leave those shots to National Geographic. You’re too valuable to get drownded. We need more WFP Class with John Kieser!
That was Alberta Falls in Rocky Mountain National Park. I also went to Bear Lake in the park. Interestingly, Bear Lake’s water actually tested lower at 3 ppm. That surprised me as I thought the flowing water of the falls would test lower than the lake. There was a stream on the hike up to the falls that tested the lowest at 2 ppm.
Thus, why one should always WFP with a stream of water, and never a waterfall. Your ppm gets too high with a waterfall.
Thanks bud! 
It’s a really dramatic looking shot. But believe me, it wasn’t that risky. It’s a really cool spot where you can just walk right up next to the falls.
I checked out those videos this morning on FB. Pretty impressive views and the flow of that river was pretty amazing.
Now that you did a video for business purposes, the whole trip can be a business write off. Way to make use of the tax code… Well that’s what I would do anyway. Thanks for the great videos.
I can’t believe I saw your video and had to run out and buy Coors beer! The original, BTW.
Oops! Should have added, excellent video.
We were up in the mountains this weekend too! I LOVE Colorado!
ALEX: all of the rivers are still really moving down here because of an enormous amount of snow runoff this year. I went rafting a couple of weeks ago and a class 4 rapids damn near killed all of us, lol.
Hmm thats interesting, I would have thought it would have been a bit higher than 3 ppm
