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51˚N Seakayaking: Resources
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Met Office Inshore Weather Forecast (UK). Met Éireann Weather Forecast (Eire). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). About 51˚N Seakayaking. This is a journal of my discovery of seakayaking. I hope that it becomes useful to those like me who are finding their way amongst the waves, and an inspiration for those who hope to. View my complete profile. Stuart - Sea Kayak. Peak Biking and Kayak. Sea Kayaking Beyond the Break. Waterblogged - sea kayak trips. Cold Knap To Aberthaw and Back 16/10/11.
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51˚N Seakayaking: September 2011
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Friday, 30 September 2011. I quickly sprint down to the bridge and realise that I've missed the sunset. Before I set off I give way to a trimiran that is coming in to berth. And then make my way over to Penarth yacht club, but by then the sun had truly set. Thanks guy's I thoroughly enjoyed myself. Tuesday, 20 September 2011. As mentioned in my Stupid O'Clock. A logical conclusion would be that it was all in my head and fear was taking over, if that is correct then the answer to releasing that ever tight...
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51˚N Seakayaking: December 2011
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Wednesday, 28 December 2011. At last, despite numerous previous invites I actually managed to get out for a paddle with Stu and Taran, and the best bit for me was that it wasn't going to be in The Bay. Today's plan was to paddle to Llantwit Major from Cold Knap on the ebb and return with the flood. Timed to perfection, the small hull friendly sandy bit is starting to get exposed, and the water is like a mill pond. Approaching Aberthaw power station. Image courtesy of Taran. Friday, 16 December 2011.
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51˚N Seakayaking: August 2011
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Tuesday, 30 August 2011. I realised after my first Gower trip that without getting a lot of the more specific seakayak techniques down, I am going to be a liability to myself. So in order to avoid this I thought I'd better get my act together and practice and keep on practicing. However what I didn't want to do is just bimble around without any focus. This helps with raising your pulse. If you can't do twenty, then do what you can, rest and do some more until you do twenty. Don't rush, do them slowly und...
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51˚N Seakayaking: October 2011
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Monday, 24 October 2011. As it's been a while since I posted anything so I thought I'd bring things up to date. I haven't been lazy, I've been getting out for a few paddles but just no further than the bay. The one time I was invited on a paddle outside of the bay sods law intervened and I couldn't make it because of work, but Scott and Taran did http:/ scottkayak.blogspot.com/2011/10/cold-knap-to-aberthaw-back-161011.html. A couple of points I noted for myself. D) I don't like rear quartering seas (prob...
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51˚N Seakayaking: Learning and Development
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A few ideas I implemented to improve my fitness and keep me going whilst out on the water. My early observations of the concept of fear. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). About 51˚N Seakayaking. This is a journal of my discovery of seakayaking. I hope that it becomes useful to those like me who are finding their way amongst the waves, and an inspiration for those who hope to. View my complete profile. Stuart - Sea Kayak. Peak Biking and Kayak. Sea Kayaking Beyond the Break. Waterblogged - sea kayak trips.
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51˚N Seakayaking: May 2012
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Friday, 25 May 2012. Two Weeks In May. Imagine just drifting, sitting there alone in the complete silence of the moment. Not the slightest sound from any direction, not a breath of wind, not a ripple on the deep clear crystal water. The sensation of warmth on your face as the sun wins its battle with the early morning mist and still has enough strength to penetrate deep into your soul, today was going to be a good day. Northern coastline, Courtmacsherry Bay. Unknown Cove Courtmacsherry Bay. It would be a...
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51˚N Seakayaking: About 51˚N Seakayaking
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51˚N Seakayaking: January 2012
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Saturday, 28 January 2012. Toady I find myself back at Oxwich, only this time with Taran. The plan for today's adventure is to turn right and head on down to Llangennith. The sun being very welcome at Oxwich after the cold early start that we all had to make to get here. We weren't the only ones though, as we were loading the boats Stu noticed a seal basking in the water, absolutely superb. St Illtyd's, a 13th century church that overlooks Oxwich Bay. Yep right in the middle of it. Stu has a go as well.
