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This Sundays paddle will be kayaks on the River Lugg from Lugg Green to Leominster. The river level is on the low side which makes it an ideal trip for all of our members. If you would like to come but are unsure of your suitability then please contact Clive or Graham by 3pm (FA [...]
Trip report – Part 1. As some of you know we are doing 100 miles of the River Wye, from Glasbury to Chepstow over 5 days. In total there are 20 paddlers, 14 of whom are doing all 5 days, 1 doing 4 days. The other 5 were only able to do 3 of the [...]
Here are some photos and there are some great videos on our YouTube site (see link in our useful links section) all courtesy of Richard B. If someone could write me a review I will update this article.
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The blond guide to kayaking or The Lugg, a dead sheep, a dead swan and two capsizes!
It was a beautiful start to the day with lots of sunshine on the journey to Leominster with Paul C. We met Graham, Clive, Steve and Frizz Ease at 10 am and after all the usual [...]
Sunday 4th will be a kayak paddle. Lugg Green to Leominster based on who responded to comms. Meet Leominster car park by fire station at 10:00. There is likely to be portaging due to high levels. It may be a bit nippy so take a hot drink and snacks (doesn’t apply to me).
Surf report for Sunday is pants but it’s very good conditions for tomorrow (Saturday). The current situation is that Ben Brown (quartermaster) is going on Saturday and I may be joining him. If anyone else is wishes to go then contact Ben (number on programme).
We are also planning to do something on Sunday. We [...]
For the second winter in a row, Caroline arranged a mainly open canoe paddle from Arley to Bewdley on the Severn although a few people kayaked. This was to be part of the warm up series towards the 100 mile trip with an Adam coaching session of equipment packing and stowage before we started.
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Well it was supposed to be a Valentines Day, but a few of us braved the cold weather, and it was cold, to have a session at Nafford this morning. Graham, Fitz, Richard W and Clive were there braving the cold.
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After some last minute arrangements I picked up Graham at just gone 6.30am and we headed down to Dulverton, some 130 miles south. It was about the same time last year that we did the Barle and the level then was very good, running a good grade III with bits of grade IV.
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This weekend’s trip is on the River Barle in the Exmore National Park. The trip will be from Tarr Steps down to the Bridge Inn at Dulverton (about 6 miles). It’s categorised as a grade 2 river with a few grade 3 bits that can be portaged but as it’s a 130 mile drive each [...]
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