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2026 08 31 – The River Tweed, from Fairnilee to Coldstream by Sue Lowndes “Sue” “Yes, Mike” “You could bring another boat and go solo.” “Ooh, there’s an idea!” And so with that idea, 4 open canoes paddled down the…

Freestyle Academy Camp 2026 – Holme Pierrepont by Carol A In the last session on Friday, the kids got to choose what they wanted to do.  Emilia wanted to paddle the entire course, but after seeing some of the other…

2026 08 22 La Teignouse Lighthouse Putting in at Plage du Fort Neuf, we immediately contended with steep seas washing over the slipway and some initial congestion from launching RIBs nearby. Pressing on, we paddled to Pointe du Conguel with…

2026 08 21 Quiberon Peninsula by Stuart Conway Starting just south of the harbour in Quiberon, our club paddlers gathered this morning for a relaxed and scenic coastal journey. With the open Atlantic swell safely blocked by the land, our…

2026 08 20 Île-aux-Moines by Frankie A Another early departure. 7 am starts from the campsite by now have become routine (or not). We headed to the same drop of point at Pointe de Kerpenhir. After the usual faff a…

2026 08 19 Kerpenhir Point to Rivière d’Auray – Of wind and rescues by Mike A 5.45 and the alarm is going off. I wake in the dark thinking that most people’s holidays normally involve lie-ins and light mornings. Hey…

2026 08 18 Kerpenhir Point to Crac`h River by Ian B Early start to get best of tide and weather forecast to get windy in the afternoon. We left the campsite as soon as the gates opened drove to closest…

2026 08 17 Ria d’Etel by Catriona H We decided we needed a sheltered paddle as the wind was increasing during the day. We launched from Saint-Cado a small village on the Ria d’Étel and headed inland with the tide.…