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2024 Outer Hebrides Day 15 Atlantic sun, sand, and swell by Christine Bond

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2024 Outer Hebrides – Fuzzy Water Day 15 Friday 30th Aug – Atlantic sun, sand, and swell by Christine Bond The last paddle of the Outer Hebrides trip…. The wind had been forecast to drop, the sun was forecast to shine and a good trip to the Atlantic West coast was the plan. Unfortunately, the wind had not quite read the weather forecast from the previous day so it was… Read More »2024 Outer Hebrides Day 15 Atlantic sun, sand, and swell by Christine Bond

2024 Bloodvein River, Canada Day 2 by Ian Bell

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Bloodvein River, Canada Day 2: Barclay Lake – Artery Lake (30km) by Ian Bell Having had a very comfy first night out in the wilderness on our island camp. We woke keen to get underway. Having breakfasted and repacked the kit, we were ready for the off. A quick check of the map and we started to paddle. The map check was more of a formality as Nikki had noted… Read More »2024 Bloodvein River, Canada Day 2 by Ian Bell

2024 Bloodvein River, Canada Day 1 “Getting there” by Mike Alter

Bloodvein River, Canada Getting there and Day 1 – Barclay Lake by Mike Alter I can’t speak for the rest of the team, but Ruth and I had been putting in the hard miles to prepare for this trip. We are both independent souls, with different boating styles, who enjoy paddling our own boats, so with thoughts turning to the hundreds of white water kilometres to be paddled as a… Read More »2024 Bloodvein River, Canada Day 1 “Getting there” by Mike Alter

2024 Outer Hebrides Day 14 Loch Siophort by Keith

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2024 Outer Hebrides – Fuzzy Water Day 14 Thursday 29th Aug – Loch Siophort by Keith We opted for an early start at 8:00am to try and avoid the stronger winds forecast later that day. We drove over the top of the mountains of Haris heading for Loch Siophort. The first get-in at Lochedge Lodge was now fenced off as new building works were due to start. Plan B was… Read More »2024 Outer Hebrides Day 14 Loch Siophort by Keith

2024 Bloodvein River, Canada

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Bloodvein River, Canada 12-day White Water River Expedition by Open Canoe  Let’s be honest, this was largely a personal ambition. I mean, you can have all the qualifications out there, but can you really call yourself a serious canoeist if you haven’t been canoeing in Canada, the birthplace of the open canoe? Well, whether it’s true or not (probably not), it was a good excuse for us to go do… Read More »2024 Bloodvein River, Canada

For Sale – Buoyancy Aids for sale

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For Sale – Buoyancy Aids for sale Hi all, If you are interested in either BA please contact John direct on the email below. 1 x Palm Kaikoura buoyancy aid in near-perfect condition. It is size XS/S which is 78-94 cm chest; 40-70kg; A07 60N according to the label on the jacket. The link below is to a discounted price of £161.50 from £190 We are happy to sell at… Read More »For Sale – Buoyancy Aids for sale

2024 Outer Hebrides Day 13 Loch Eireasort by Gary Bunting

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2024 Outer Hebrides – Fuzzy Water Day 13 Wednesday 28th Aug – Loch Eireasort from Crosbost by Gary Bunting After a storm-bound day we were eager to get out. As the forecast was for Southerlies strengthening in the afternoon/evening the sheltered mouth of east-facing Loch Eireasort was chosen. So at 9 am we set out to drive to Crosbost and were launching by 10:30 from the jetty next to the… Read More »2024 Outer Hebrides Day 13 Loch Eireasort by Gary Bunting

Anglesey Weekend No.4 – Saturday Porth Diana by Cornelia Graebner

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Anglesey Weekend No.4 – Saturday Porth Diana by Cornelia Graebner Saturday was a sunny and windy day. We had to change our plans in the morning to avoid strong winds. Instead of paddling from Rhosneigr to Aberffraw, we set off from Porth Dafarch towards Treaddur Bay. We were hugging the coastline and had a mostly sheltered paddle towards Treaddur, exploring caves and hopping rocks, enjoying the sunshine and only occasionally having to… Read More »Anglesey Weekend No.4 – Saturday Porth Diana by Cornelia Graebner