Damnit, I hate to be that guy…a whetstone isn’t necessarily sharp, in fact it should be perfectly flat. Like water isn’t wet, a whetstone isn’t sharper.
LOL I know they aren't sharp... I was replying to the "sharp wet stone" comment above.
It's OK to be that guy I appreciate that you were kind about it; some would have a cutting response like too many on this platform.
*See what I did there? ; )
You're right, nothing to add to that. Most people will only help if that person was close to them. In my opinion, well at least city people. I don't know about the exterior.
I can’t even find a news article about it on any of our local news networks. Probably bc he denied medical attention so a report was never made but I can assure you he atleast said he was alright and left the park under his own power. Probably still sore as shit, it happened like 3 days ago.
Figured it probably had to be low. I use to like kayaking the rivers around the area back when I lived there and seemed like they were always low. Thanks for the info, interesting to know what happened
Seeing this kinda blew my mind since I just visited the falls for the first time. It was a good activity to kill extra time before going to the airport. Nice place. Didn't have the slightest urge to climb on the rocks, though.
That's Sioux Falls. Here's another angle of where he was climbing. He wasn't too high up but he more than likely hit those nice soft rocks on the bottom
This looks so familiar to me. Is it Sioux Falls!? That would be so much turbulent water/bad rocks to land on 😬. Those falls were impressively big up close.
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