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West Coast Paddlers :: Coaches

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Our Coaches - Please Check Regularly For Updated Information. Roddy owns and runs Kayak Bute. He thinks journeys are made all the better by the great people we meet along the way. Tony started paddling the year that the Beatles made Abbey Road. He's been a successful slalomist, river racer and surf paddler but sea paddling has always been his deepest passion. Tony paddled and coached as an amateur for thirty five years before going professional in 2004. He now owns and runs Seafreedom Kayak. At the age o...

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Walking Edinburgh’s Union Canal Tow Path | Immortal Scotland

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My Scotland Bucket List. My Edinburgh Bucket List. Canadian Musings in Scotland. Walking Edinburgh’s Union Canal Tow Path. Asymp; Leave a comment. On Saturday, I crossed part of an interesting walk off my Scotland Bucket List. Leaving from Fountainbridge, I walked 14 miles of the Union Canal getting as far as Broxburn. There were more cyclists than walkers as I got further out, which is probably what I would do if I wanted to go all the way to the Falkirk wheel along the canal. When it was first built in...

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Ayr | Immortal Scotland

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My Scotland Bucket List. My Edinburgh Bucket List. Canadian Musings in Scotland. The first time I read Robert Burns was in my grade 10 English class. I’m sure I’d heard. Even before that, but at the time had no idea who had written it. Was the first poem I read and understood that was Burns’. Understood might be an exaggeration, but it definitely captured my attention. Going to his home in Ayr was a huge thrill for me, almost like a pilgrimage. I look forward to going back in the summer, maybe I’ll...

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Glasgow | Immortal Scotland

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My Scotland Bucket List. My Edinburgh Bucket List. Canadian Musings in Scotland. The stereotype for Scotland is that Edinburgh is the city of government, class, and culture. While Glasgow is bigger, rougher and still a reflection of its more industrial past. I’m definitely happy that I chose to live in Edinburgh, but Glasgow definitely has a character that is more complex than the stereotype and its a very attractive city. After that, we made it over to Glasgow Green and the People’s Palace and saw...

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The Borders | Immortal Scotland

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My Scotland Bucket List. My Edinburgh Bucket List. Canadian Musings in Scotland. As amazing as Edinburgh is, I enjoy getting away every once in a while to a nice a quiet place in the country. On Sunday, I hopped a bus to the border country. The tour explained how the monks lived their daily lives, their role in the wool trade, the workers/laybrothers. I really enjoyed it. From there I took a bus up to Abbotsford House. I think I need to get back to the Borders a few more times. There are other abbeys...

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My Edinburgh Bucket List | Immortal Scotland

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My Scotland Bucket List. My Edinburgh Bucket List. Canadian Musings in Scotland. My Edinburgh Bucket List. Edinburgh and the Lothians. Linlithgow Palace and Cathedral. The Scott Monument (up the stairs). Mary King’s Close. St Mary’s Cathedral. Edinburgh International Film Festival. All Night Horror Madness at the Cameo. Museums / Art Galleries. National Museum of Scotland. National Galleries of Scotland. Dean Gallery (Modern Art Museum). Museum on the Mound (Museum of Money). The Canny Man’s Pub. Some hi...

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St. Andrews | Immortal Scotland

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My Scotland Bucket List. My Edinburgh Bucket List. Canadian Musings in Scotland. My lack of golfing skill aside, I felt I had to make the pilgrimage to St. Andrews. Besides golf, there were ruins of an old castle and cathedral that I haven’t seen yet (I really like that historic scotland membership – even if I don’t see every single site within the year, it’ll be fun trying). A stone border is all that remains of the several buildings. For the main building, one outer wall is almost completely gone a...

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EAA Glasgow 2015 | Things to do

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There are a million things to do during your visit to Scotland with many things to see and do. Visit a museum or breathtaking beach, hike in the hills, step onboard a historic boat, take a train ride through a former film set, fly over the infamous Loch Lomond on a seaplane, or taste stunning local food and drink – whatever your interest, there are so many activities to choose from. Museums and Art Galleries. The Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery. Edinburgh Museums and Galleries. The Battle of Bannockburn.

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