Wilderness 99 DVD
Home | Wilderness 99 DVD | DAY 1-Flamingo to Middle Cape | DAY 2-Middle Cape to Harney River Chickee | DAY 3-Harney River Chickee to Highland Beach | DAY 4-Highland Beach to Plate Creek Chickee | DAY 5-Plate Creek Chickee to Sweetwater Chickee | DAY 6-Sweetwater Chickee to Everglades City

WILDERNESS 99 DVD
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Wilderness 99 is a video account of an Everglades kayak trip

along the Wilderness Waterway, an adventure with stunning

vistas and, for Pat Welsh, an unexpected outcome. Pat is

ready to defeat the defiant Wilderness Waterway, solo.

 

99 miles of rivers and bays afforded frightening

experiences and—alternately--blasts of beauty which

would impress anyone.

 

The trip began in Flamingo, Florida and ended in Everglades

City. At various points, Pat faces his camera and talks about

his impressions, his feelings and his reasons.

 

Most interesting is his second night, after two days of

arduous paddling.  He is on a waterway chickee--Harney River

Chickee.  Fog has set in, eliminating visibility. In the middle

of the night, thrashing begins under the chickee, breaking

the quietude of the jungle.  Pat is alone, and he is frightened. 

 

The next day, he enters the thick jungle called The Nightmare. 

Few paddlers enter the Nightmare and Pat is eventually forced

out by navigational dead ends and swarming insects.  His emotions

are sinking, swimming, then exploding in the midst

of the surprises and beauty around every mangrove.

 

Pat paddles to Sweetwater Chickee, near Watson’s Place

(serial killer Ed Watson). A thunder storm ensues.  Again,

Pat is alone, hanging on to his tent in the middle of nowhere. 

 

He talks directly to his thoughts and emotions during the

trip, providing raw evidence of what this waterway means

to a paddler.  The photography alone is rare documentation

of the sensational beauty of the Gulf-side waterways of

the Everglades.