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A very pleasant and easy run, dropping into a flattish section of the Durance that ends at the St. Clément slalom site. There used to be some intricate navigation to reach the put-in, which was epic with a trailer, but there is a new dirt-track road which makes even a cycle shuttle fairly benign.
After a rainy night the sun broke through and we set off to the river with the spikey mountains.
The drive down to the get in was a bit scarey as we passed some precariously balanced rocks that were soon to be eroded into the valley below. We got changed into our storm soaked kit and split into 2 teams to head down the river.
We bounced along and played in a few waves as we passed some brave rock climbers and a 100m waterfall.
We were all having a lovely time.
Soon we reached the cloudy strorm drenched river on the durance and continued our journey of the day.
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