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Written by ned
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Friday, 18 July 2008 12:57 |
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Rivers are low despite light rain during the week, though there is a bit of movement downhill. The forecast is for very scattered showers to continue till Saturday night and then for it to dry up.
Surf forecast is promising for the N East on Sunday (2 stars) and particularly Monday (4 stars) if you can make it. Tides are medium high.
There is a slalom on at the Washburn, Teeside is open in the morning, and the Tryweryn is open.
If your out on your bike though and are tempted by the new Whinlatter tracks, you can check it out here. |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 18 July 2008 12:58 )
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Written by Shorty
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Thursday, 17 July 2008 20:00 |
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I have finally managed to get the Leven Cam up and running. Thanks once again to Windermere Canoe Kayak for helping to keep this camera online. |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 18 July 2008 07:40 )
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Written by ned
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Monday, 14 July 2008 21:56 |
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Its been a good week for kayak porn this week.
The russians are still cleaning up with all the awards for 'best beatdown on youtube'. This fall is miles from anywhere if my geography is about right, which makes it all the more impressive. I was just willing him to get out intact! Watch out whitewater world, the russians are learning to kayak in their own hairy arsed style :-D!
On the opposite end os the porn spectrum is the big budget trailer of the Black Book film of Steve Fisher. Heli shots galore, I was even kinda going with the voiceover, but then the music reverted to type. I hit 'mute'. Still the paddling is full on and i like the playboating emphasis on the big double moves, rather than the the little techy tricks.
Oregon kayaking have got another grand clip from Coombs and Stookesbury. This time the Gore canyon in flood, I like it when they actually try and give a feeling of what is on the pictures with the audio. It shows that what can be done wth free content - marketing works! I think Jackson Super Hero's are cool, and I have never even seen one :-)
First info is out of the brit 'Fat Cats' return to Greenland. This is expedition boating in its rawest form. Map, plane ticket, boat full of kit, into the mountains to find, and then run, the gnar. If last years exploits are anything to go by it will be worth watching the full reports when they return.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 15 July 2008 23:04 )
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Written by ned
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Tuesday, 08 July 2008 19:00 |
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Kayak session has a new look website which brings all the web media to the front. TV, blogs reports are all front page items and there are new interactive features which echo the format of the mag itself.
Mikeybaby also pointed out this webcam showing the tyne at Hexham. I've updated the 'whats up?' page, and added links to a couple of surf cams.
Thanks to Poke for this montage of our own kayak session last week at dear old skelly force at flattering levels.

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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 08 July 2008 22:48 )
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