This weekend some of us had planned a trip to Wales to ascent Try fan with a bit of camping, the date was set by our Mountain Leader Val so Dave for once had no say about the weather :)) . All set to go and with a weather check and safety in mind we […]
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On the 6th of Sept 2025 Dave took Frank out on a recce and St Patrics stream trip, Dave is busy working with other things, but not too busy to paddle, on a beautiful sunny day after a gray start, both Dave and Frank set out up the Thames from Wargrave, Frank is relatively new
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A Paddle of Discovery. We don’t normally use our website for peer paddle blogs, although we thought differently about this one. Reason, to bring awareness as to what can go wrong at any time or place, also to put an importance on the training gained by the club’s leaders and instructors to keep themselves and
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During the week commencing 19th may the Cherwell trip went into planning, the weather forecast looked bleak with heavy rain and strong winds. Dave had done the planning anyway and decided to have a meeting on the sat amongst the leaders to discuss any issues, the wind being the main cause of concern, the forecast
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After a pool session on Sat 26th Dave stayed at Apps Court again, a nice big campsite that you can book a single night and is just 10 mins drive from our pool and AquaPaddle Hampton Molesey. So an early start for Bewl water was not necessary as we were already half way there. 05.45am
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The prelude to this this trip was a four hour bike ride along the Grand Union Canal tow path from Rickmansworth to the Slough arm of the GUC looking for a convenient “get in”. This journey is well worthwhile it, whether walking, cycling or kayaking as it tracks its way through the Coln Valley Regional
Peer Paddle, GUC – Uxbridge. Read More »