We took a 7 day trip to Spring river, AR for Father's day weekend. We have always stayed at Riverside Resorts campground. It's 5 mile float trip from the dam. My son carries his truck to the dam, unloads and leaves it there. I unload my truck and Debbie will drive back to camp. I get almost to the first rapped and a young guys says, didn't you leave your wife with a truck to drive back to Riverside? Yep. Well she can't get the truck to crank. So, back up river I paddle until the stronger water won't let me continue. I beach the yak and walk about a quarter mile. Crank the truck, send her on her way and walk back to the yak. I down river to the first water fall and meet up with the family. 9 of us, grandson is leaving before I make the fall. I rest for a minute before going on. 2 granddaughters jump out front and hurry on down the river. My son, wife and 2 little girls take out, but the young ones slow them down and I pass. When I get to the campground take out Debbie has an canopy on the beach. Says Seth came by, said he was going farther down river. No clue where farther is. I get a few more drinks and head down as my son and family make it to the beach. I'll call or text where we are when I meet up with him so you'll know where to pick us up. Debbie takes my son back to the dam for his truck. I've been on this river a hundred times and never past the 5 mile take out. So all this is new to me. On the way down I ask everyone if they have seen a kayak like mine out here lately, nope. I get close to Sadler's falls and get a text. Seth is at Riverside #2 take out and we will pick y'all up. I ask a lady where the take out is located and told it's just past the fall, I didn't hear falls. You need to hang the rock wall on your left to make the fall/s. The first fall was great, it kicks you back out to the right in the river. I tried to paddle back up stream to line up for the fall. Nope, I hit it at an angle and flip. Have to gather up everything that came out of the yak. I lost a shoe and kicked a rock while doing that. A couple in a float help all they can gathering items. The yak is full of water, I throw everything on top and float to the take out. My foot and legs are burning. Seth helps me dump the water out and carry the yak up to where his is. He turns around and says your legs are blood from the knees down. Got a good many scratches on my knees and shins. They don't bother me as bad as my foot. Pull my phone up and I didn't get the bag sealed right the last time I looked at it. Took it a part and laid it on his yak since it had been sitting there for a while and was hot. 20 minutes later it works. Send a text to my son, we are almost there, if we can figure out how to get there. Ride back to camp, get out and my second toe is bigger than the big toe. It's broke. Haven't done much since I've been home. A bit of walking wrong gets it to hurting.