ANY craft on the Dee. Well, it is an open trip (13 June 2026) by Mike A Any craft on the Dee. The peer trip had been advertised in the open canoe section of the excellent message board forum on…

LCC junior polo players are very excited to use the new junior polo BAs!

2026 06 04 White Water Practice and Play – Chester Weir. Our latest club session took us to Chester Weir on the River Dee, a fantastic venue for developing white water skills in a controlled environment. The weir itself has…

2026 05 28 The Mull of Kintyre – Day 5 Journey Home We awoke the next morning with sand all over the tents. We packed away before most of the Caledonian MacBrayne workers had arrived for the first ferry and…

The Beginning of the End  (Day 4, Kintyre Peninsula Expedition) by Ella B The morning began on a beautiful beach on the island of Cara. The team relaxed whilst eating breakfast and loading boats. Eamon could be viewed packing up in…

Day 3 – Macrahanish to Cara Island by Eamon H It was a weary group that emerged one by one from their tents on day 3. Those tents had been pitched hastily after sunset the previous evening, following a tremendous…

2026 05 25 Nine go around the Mull of Kintyre by Adya M We patiently waited in the scorching sun at Southend on Sea for the tides to turn so we could complete the committing paddle around Mull of Kintyre…

Day 2a Davaar Island to Southend by Mike A On the water at 06:00! That meant setting alarms for 04:45, I thought we were on holiday?????? As always, paying attention to tides is important on sea kayaking trips. Sometimes, as…

We were planning a weeklong self-sufficient sea kayaking trip to Scotland. This would mean wild camping from the boats and no planned food shopping stops. We could be paddling in conditions up to F4 and may be exposed to some swell.…

This is Ella`s Album, “The Mulls”, to describe our sea kayak journey around the Mull of Kintyre Peninsula. This snippet may prepare you for the full account, which will follow over the next few days. A trip write-up in music…