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Written by Shorty
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Thursday, 16 November 2006 00:44 |
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Last night was paddle night for the film festival and from what I saw it was very successful with a good turn out, the rainchasers clips were up first and I was a bit disapointed with the exposure alot of the water getting blown out which is a shame as it plays fine on the DVD and PC, still we got some very good feedback and next year intend to have something with a bit more content up there.
The rest of the night saw a mixture of sea kayaking and whitewater action which was a nice mix.
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Written by ned
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Tuesday, 14 November 2006 03:20 |
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Cumbria paddle sports festival, Saturday 25th November 2006, Shap Village Hall, Shap, Cumbria.........
- 8.00 pm -- ??
- Entrance: £6 on the door
- Please bring your own Booze
- Music provided by “ DJ Lew Dubs”
- Camping is available £2.50 per head - 5 mins walk from the venue
Bread and Butter Films, in association with Rainchasers.com, proudly present the Cumbria paddlesports festival. An evening of films, local kayak content, a DJ and a party until the small hours.
We have two world film premieres in one evening! Olaf Obsommer has just released his latest whitewater kayaking film, Sickline 4. We will be the premier showing of Sickline 4 and Bread and Butter's latest film, 'See you next Tuesday'. Other films from Rob Coffey, Trey Chace, Fat cats, Rainchasers, and Crazy Davey Biggin. Information on local paddling provided by Rainchasers.com. See here for more info
Films will end at 11pm with an aftershow party and music provided by DJ Lew Dubs. Bring your own beer.
Camping details will be released as soon as we can get them.
Streetmap online map of venue - click to view
By car - Take Junction 39 off the M6, follow signs to Shap. Shap is roughly 5 mins from exit.
Follow the read more button or click here for a list of some of the films showing
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 14 November 2006 12:07 |
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Written by Shorty
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Monday, 13 November 2006 12:41 |
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Whilst on the theme of film nights, there is going to be a social & film night on the 25th November the venue will be at Shap village hall in Cumbria. 8 till late. 6 quid at the door. BYO booze but we'll get some in to buy if you run out!
Steve Rogers of Bread and Butter will be popping over from Vancouver and will be showing off his latest film, and there are a couple of other new titles on their way as well (including the world premiere of Sick Line 4). We will be showing a bit of the rainchasers stuff in all their uncompressed glory and there will be film of the falls of Clyde first descent. There will also be music, and no doubt the usual sight of bad dress sense and dancing that these events produce.
hope to see you there
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Last Updated on Monday, 13 November 2006 15:21 |
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Written by Shorty
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Sunday, 12 November 2006 11:05 |
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Well after we thought we had missed the deadline, we will be showing the popular Ingleton Falls footage at the Kendal Mountain Film Festival paddlers night after all . The organisers thought that it would be very appropriate to see local paddlers and rivers up on the screen. The running order is yet to be decided but I will post as soon as I know what time it is being screened.
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Last Updated on Sunday, 12 November 2006 11:09 |
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Written by ned
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Friday, 10 November 2006 05:01 |
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Two bands of rain are moving our way from the North West. Its raining in the West of Scotland from the border to the Far North, with really heavy rain from Fort William north. Another band will follow tomorow. Sepa is reading low levels today but they will be shooting up as the ground is obviously wet. England and Wales will get rain, which will be heavier in the west, but Scotland is the place to be. Levels are low here (lakes) at present so it may bring things up to modest levels if forecast correct!
Tides are low and surf forecast is for small atlantic swell, increasing over the weekend, not much on the East coast.
Creek boats to Scotland anyone? I got up to the far north a couple weeks back now (no pictures, sorry) and it was great - loads of stuff to go at and a beautiful place, lots of walk ins and found one burn that was really good value (details sent to UKRGB). Send us some pictures - im stuck here with a cracked rib - land based sports are dangerous!
Enjoy.
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Last Updated on Friday, 10 November 2006 05:17 |
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