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Written by Jack Simpson
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Friday, 02 May 2008 09:32 |
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Just a quick one there is going to be a race on the etive on october the 4th see details here. The french seem to be strugglin with water and are swiming everywhere! Found a new blog looks good. all the best cheers.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 02 May 2008 09:33 )
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Written by ned
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Wednesday, 30 April 2008 16:05 |
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Anybody thinking of running a kayak website? You can have all the rainchasers techy business for nowt. Plus a model for funding it. We gotta change the hosting for this and now would be a really easy time to make a copy. It could look different though. Just get in touch. I'm serious. 'The rule' is no direct commercial interest, regionally based (not scotland as things are moving there), and you just need to generate enthusiasm and content.
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Written by ned
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Tuesday, 29 April 2008 07:39 |
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Sorry I missed the forecast on friday.
The last descent team in China have come up with some big water pictures to drool over - with the now sadly familiar issue of dams threatening the rivers.
A new american blog looks promising. Here is a playak technique video about flatwater cartwheels which may be worth a look if your getting despearate enough to hit the flatwater. Seeing as its spring we better get used to looking at some Californian action. See lets start here and see if we can build up some immunity! That also means the range life is gonna crank up for the summer. Yeah.
Do you feel like some international boating yourself, dont let a simple issue like a lack of funds stop you! Try this!!! Surely this cant really rate as a worthy cause? There really are starving children in the world if you feel like helping someone out! This may be more worthwhile?
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 30 April 2008 15:59 )
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Written by ned
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Thursday, 24 April 2008 08:52 |
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You can now pick up various different RSS feeds from rainchasers. The Forecast, the blogs and the frontpage are all available separately or together. You'll need firefox, IE vista, or a dedicated RSS reader to pick these up. I'm hoping we a can use this technology to provide more services for boaters (or help others to do the same). Please let me know if there are any technical issues.
There is a guest writer on the rainchasers blog - kris found some nice whitewater on Mull, which prompted me to note something down about the Traligill, way north at Inchnadamph. Just a reminder about the two new blogs up as well.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 25 April 2008 11:19 )
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Written by ned
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Thursday, 17 April 2008 14:03 |
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Been raiding the kayak session vaults for these ones;
This is an inventive way of wasting a day, and spicing up an ordinary looking fall. Build yourself a grinding ramp! Now where could we stick one up and can we really be arsed! Maybe we could get irn bru to sponsor the girder?
Here is a dreamily nice film from mexico . The water quality is not to different from the kent on a summer spate when all the fruity goodness of kendal and surrounding pastures gets washes into it ;-)
We've been messing round with the site, and plan to move the entire thing to another host soon. There may be some glitches in the system as i'm pruning the back end dramatically so let us know if anything isn't working that you use. This evenings glitch is that the blog menu links seems to have developed a mind of their own and gone into 'list' mode - which makes 'em quicker at least! Top menu is behaving!
We've obviously lost the capital on rainchasers - and its not a typo so don't mail us about that! Grammatical standards will have to be upheld elsewhere, we're sliding toward the end of civilisation brought about by bad grammar headlong, and with a smile!
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Last Updated ( Monday, 21 April 2008 03:48 )
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