🏄🏼‍♀️🌊Paddleboard Fleuve St-Laurent Québec, Canada🇨🇦

BorutOnTour - 2year

👀👍🙏 Harsh coast in the first half (I think to have seen an eagle starting from the cliff). Great number of seagulls (?) by that impressive waterfall with a bird watching hut(?). A floating tumber was near, huh. Beautiful sky, meditative sound of the waves. Must have been much more difficult for you than it is for the training here. Many thanks! It was great doing it in a discovery mode. 🙂🙋☮

Skydivegirl - 2year

[[tag]]@BorutOnTour[[/tag]] Glad you like it! There are many birds of prey in this area. It's probably a hawk. There were several at the top of the cliff. The others are seagulls. The little cabin has a story. It has been there for several years (illegally because no one has is allowed to build a dwelling in the grip of the River.) It’s no longer in good condition but it was a man who had built it to spend good time there. He could go there by the beach only when the tide was low. If he was caught by the rising tide, his vehicle would be submerged. A winter, the ice rose above the floor and the cabin was destroyed. I still find it pretty. Sometimes I come with my nephew to pick up treasure washed up by the sea in this area in an all-terrain vehicle (at low tide). The floating barrel is actually a tree trunk. Until 1975, the river was used to transport logs to the pulp and paper mill. Since that time, a large volume of timber from the floating days have been washed up from the bottom. That day I paddleboarded 10 km but my camera ran out of battery after 1 hour. I would have liked to show you more…

BorutOnTour - 2year

[[tag]]@Skydivegirl[[/tag]] Thanks - interesting story! Regarding filming: I have problems with cam overheating - happened two times on a river/lake in Slovenia (shall put these videos on line in a few weeks). When once in a kayak, my cam is out of reach, so when overheated: Game over for filming. My experience: DJI Action 3, 1080p, 30fps, horizon balance stabilization, some 28°C in shadow, paddling in the sun, overheats after some 35 minutes. Frustrating. 🙁

Skydivegirl - 2year

[[tag]]@BorutOnTour[[/tag]] Yeah😕… On my Gopro 11, the settings I use to avoid overheating too quickly when it’s hot outside; 2.7K, 60 fps, stabilization and horizon leveling. With that, I can film until the end of the battery charge, so about 1 hour. I use 5.7K, 120fps and stabilization only for my skydives because they are short videos and lots of ventilation. If I use this setting for a walking video at 28 degrees under the sun, the camera overheats after about ten minutes🙁