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Sea Kayaking symposium 2013 Estonia – Sense of Team komandas blogs

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Sense of Team komandas blogs. Open your sense of team. Coaching laimes meklējumi Holandē. Izglītība kur mācīsies manas meitas? Kas ir grupas saliedētība. Komandas veidošanas treniņš vai tiešām ar simts sejām? Kā mācās cilvēki jeb dažādi inteliģences veidi. Jūras kajaku ekspedīcija Baltijas jūrā 2013. Piektā sezona Soomaa Nac. parkā. Sea Kayaking symposium 2013 Estonia. Sniega būdu un slēpju Demo 2013. 17 stundas kokā – bērnības sapņa projekts! Ceturtais virvju Demo 23.-25. oktobris, 2009. Jau ceturto rei...

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Sea Kayak Angler: Scarborough to Hayburn Wyke

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Monday, 3 November 2014. Scarborough to Hayburn Wyke. It was difficult to find the enthusiasm to load the car on Sunday morning, it was raining stair rods and the forecast wasn't that much better. I'm just so glad we did, on arrival in North Bay-Scarborough, the day was much brighter. Dave and Marion where having breakfast sat outside the beach front cafe and we were soon joined by Roger who had made the long journey from Lincoln. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Old Style Two Star Inland Kayak. Moder...

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Sea Kayak Angler: June 2010

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Monday, 21 June 2010. Sharkatag and the Mull of Galloway. Had a wonderful long weekend with good friends fishing. Highlight of the weekend for me was a very quick and dynamically planned trip around the Mull head, conditions were good, tides were right, I was in the right place at the right time, only one thing to do - go for it. Sunday, 13 June 2010. A Splash In the Bay. First off onto the end of the Brigg - a huge rock outcrop that sticks out into the north sea. Wreck Fishing from Kayak. Hi and welcome...

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Sea Kayak Angler: August 2010

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Tuesday, 31 August 2010. Yorkshire Coast Paddle 2010 - in Aid of the RNLI. The forecast was always going to be rather borderline and we launched apprehensively from Skiningrove into breaking waves. Heading down towards Staithes the large northerly swell was very much evident. We met up with the rest of the group coming out of Staithes. Nicky, Angela, John and Martin. As a group we made our way towards Whitby. Martin and Dave publicised our quest. We also took the opportunity to have a look at the weather...

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Sea Kayak Angler: A Simple Canoe Trip

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Friday, 17 October 2014. A Simple Canoe Trip. Sometimes the best days are those simple un-complicated days were you just mess about on the river . A lovely day with some amazing warm October sunshine and wonderful company. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Oliverhtr@oliverhtr.karoo.co.uk. BCU Awards Achieved and Courses Attended. Old Style Two Star Inland Kayak. New Two Star inc Open Boat. Foundation Safety and Rescue Training. Three Star Sea Kayak. Four Star Canoe Training (Kim Bull). Driffield Lock G...

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About the Event | Hexham TT

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Hexham Canoe Club and friends welcome you back to our part of the paddling world, for Europe’s largest mass participation canoeing event. As a result of a major review into the purpose and organisation of the Tyne Tour we relaunched it for 2014 as the Tyne Tour Festival. This brought with it some changes to the event from previous years, of course there were the usual things that bring members of the paddling community back to the River Tyne year on year. History of the Tyne Tour. Dr Mike Jones was an ic...

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Haydon Bridge to Hexham | Hexham TT

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Haydon Bridge to Hexham. Haydon Bridge to Hexham. Haydon Bridge to Hexham. A safe trip for beginners and a step up from the Corbridge trip. Put in at Haydon Bridge. There is a small right-hand turning just before the bridge as you drive westbound along the A69. This is a small street with a gate at the far end. Park on the bit of wasteland just through the gate. Take out at Tyne Green, Hexham. There is a boat launch just above the bridge. Facebook By Weblizar Powered By Weblizar. Canoe and Kayak Store.

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Barrasford to Hexham | Hexham TT

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This trip’s highlight is Warden’s Gorge, a short 100m of bouncy grade 3, levels are controlled by Kielder dam which releases regularly. Normally a release is scheduled for the weekend of the Tyne Tour however this cannot be guarenteed. Put in at Barrasford football ground, either above or below rapid, left is small grade 4 and right grade 3. Take out at Hexham above the Weir. Suitable for open boats. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in these pages.

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Local Trips | Hexham TT

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Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in these pages. Tyne Tour & Hexham Canoe Club, shall not at any time or any circumstances, be held responsible/liable to any party in respect of any loss, damage or costs of any nature arising directly or indirectly from reliance placed on the material in these pages. Do not take anything you see or read on this site as a suggestion or recommendation to follow, however it may be presented. Canoe and Kayak Store.

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Sea Kayak Angler: March 2010

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Monday, 29 March 2010. Out Of The Comfort Zone. Weather was looking just a little borderline yesterday with fairly strong SW to W winds, forecast was for 4 occasionally 5, dropping to 3 later. We surmised that if we tucked right in under the North Yorkshire cliffs we would be able to achieve a nice A to B journey sheltered from the worst of the weather. The small wavelets soon began building into surf able waves. We rounded the corner expecting shelter but found the wind was somehow cycloning around ...