This film, produced by the Epicocity Project (me!) documents one of the last descents of the Great Bend of the Yangtze, China's mother river.

It features Travis Winn and Kristen McDonald in their efforts to raise awareness to the value of free flowing rivers and foster low impact river recreation in China.

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  • Allen Wilson 10 months ago
    Fantastic!!!!
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  • Epicocity Project plus 10 months ago
    Thanks Allen, please help us spread it around!
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  • Cindy Appel 10 months ago
    Great documentation of what is going on with China's rivers and what is being done to help preserve them. Thank you epicocity.
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  • scott imsland 10 months ago
    the Winn family continues to impress with good energy, vitality, wisdom, purpose, hope, daring, love, care, bravery, and spirit. it all reminds me of the 60's and mark dubois but in a land bent on building an industrial giant. Travis , everybit the Winn. Scott Imsland
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  • Scott Sanderson 10 months ago
    Bravo! Really, really well done Mr. Jennings. It's fine documentary filmmaking, excellent story telling -- and a really compelling topic. My hat's off to Travis Winn and all the guys @ Last Descents for having the passion to pursue this work.
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  • carol bill burke 10 months ago
    exciting video, loud applause--Carol/Bill Burke
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