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This is amazing history

They never give information on how much time the paddle took ,in fact didn't look like the camped overnight just straight 1 day paddle, which does not seem likely!

The river authority did kayakers a huge solid by having kayak shoots that allow you to bypass the shallow spots and steep rapids. Apparently you can kayak something like 18 miles… don’t quote me but I believe that’s what I heard. Very cool

“The bird in the background is a blue jay!☝️🤓”

Can you go down and back up or do you have to have a vehicle downstream to pick up the kayaks?

This needs to be near more public transit or at least more accèss points to the streets where neighborhoods and main streets are. It would be nice to have a path on both sides, not just one side, for connectivity purposes

Are these Egyptian geese?

19:07 Artisian wells. Still charging you today for what God gave you free.

It’s not their obligation to help the bird,they could be scared of the bird or just animals in general,who tf is gonna try and go out their way to catch a bird anyways.

Karen you should be inside your home watching novelas. Let the kids be a kids.

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Lol

How did they move the Missions?

Metered parking is free downtown on weekends....

So pretty at night!

How about do something?

Good documentary. It would be great to see an update next year on progress made since 2014, particularly on water quality. The amount of runoff pollution appears to me to be largely unchanged.

Espiritu Santo was my direct ancestors land grant Jose Salvador de la Garza.

can you rent Kayaks or do you have to provide your own?

why record it? instead of gravin it an take the gd hook off

I really enjoyed getting to go to San Antonio and do the River Walk and the Alamo is really amazing to look at as well.. I say that if you want to learn Texas history go see the Alamo and the river walk..

I really enjoyed getting to go to San Antonio and do the River Walk and the Alamo is really amazing to look at as well.. I say that if you want to learn Texas history go see the Alamo and the river walk..

He got his tail pierced 😂

You guys are awesome!!!! The fast motion chasing of trash was toooooo funny!👍😁

Ouch

Interesting.

Can you help?

never heard of this. yall need to market it better. i would have done it.

Followed the link in the description and it was all about breast feeding.

Wow! I have to pay $5 to use my own kayak? Guadalupe under I-35 is free Woodlawn Lake is free Elmendorf lake is free We do have options!

Thank you. This is the first "corny" government authority video that I actually think was helpful.

Who is this guy that still has a heavy Spanish accent

How old is Nelson Woolf I can remember I was 8-9-10 years old and heard Nelson Wolff for something political Has he ever worked in his life Is this Nelson Woolf junior and I’m thinking of his father

republiCONS constantly destroying the environment. I'm surprised we still have anything left.

Thank you SARA for taking care of this beautiful river. We all as citizens gotta do our part as well to protect our environment.

the mission reach along the san antonio river is beautiful. there's nothing quite like it in the u.s or even the world

The fountain never happened

Do you need a permit to go solo with personal kayak?

There are huge catfish in the San Antonio River. My father and grandfather pulled hundreds of 40+ lb. blues and yellow cat out of it. The largest I have a picture of was an 89 lb. yellow, caught near Choate, Texas.

i live 5 min drive 30 min walk away from mission conception n espada 15 min drive from saun juan thers some real monstracities of welded metal erected by the river on the walk from mission espada now tell me why is the city payin some would be artist to commision a piece of no significance other than be a eye sore dosnt even give any shade jus ugly...... but i love our river i remember swiming in it as a young lil pimp wt some hood rat southside hoes cause bitch im on da souithside! A-plex

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Is that Gonzalez or Gonzales or Gonzales or Gonsalez

Yes, we know. What happens upstream DOESN'T STAY upstream.

He's talking about the raiders. Yes, and I seriously doubt any White man really knew what tribe a native was in unless they knew the person. But raiders would come down and kill a bunch of people and then run back up to the reservations and the tribe would hide them from police who came looking for these murderers. That went on for over twenty years before the government finally sent Yellow Hair out to hunt them all down. But no one ever talks about that. Later, the chiefs admitted they weren't even raiders from their tribes. But they hid them because they were raiding for the revenge of all natives. If there's any doubt raiders were horrible assassins. They even killed babies.

Image at 4:48... Horses were not here until Europeans brought them

Love the video but not a single black or African American person in this. So tired of seeing people excluded in society of super white videos. How many black people or African Americans perspectives in Texas or San Antonio area are being excluded. That's what I look for. Not one sided opinions.

Poster needs to turn on the captions. Thanks.

I don't speak Spanish ..... would like to see a English translated version, too.

It’s to bad the San Antonio council has allowed the historical society to come in and designate the neighborhoods around San Jose historical area, now the residents are being taxed out of their homes. Shame. The residents are mostly old and low income. Their property taxes have doubled in the last two years.

I question their depiction of the man on the horse I don’t think they road horses 12 thousand years ago.