pip
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Post by pip on Jan 25, 2011 11:32:03 GMT
 The Lower Dart trip two weeks ago when I met up with 5 Canadian (or, no its OPEN) canoes and several kayakers, made it a most enjoyable trip. The waves we hit bellow Broken Weir towards the end resulted in many loud screams and several more capsizes. All great fun....but I didn't see any of it as I was out front just dozzing off as I paddled gently along eating my 4 course picknic. cheers, see you on the Barle...Pip
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Post by JohnK on Jan 25, 2011 12:26:09 GMT
Hi Pip I'm glad you enjoyed the Dart. I'd have been there but have been laid low for a couple of weeks with the aftermath of flu or something. I hope to be OK for the Barle. my 4 course picknic. Well I suppose you do have a boat big enough that it won't sink. Last time on the Barle we stopped so long for our "picnic" that we ran out of light. |
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Post by pip on Feb 2, 2011 7:50:45 GMT
 Sorry to hear that you had a touch of flu and missed the Dart paddle. After your last experience on the Barle finishing quite late, may I suggest that when we paddle it on the 13 that Howard is restricted from bring his camp kitchen from which he makes a three course meal followed by coffee. Make him paddle a kayak and that hopefully will restrict the amount he can bring. OR how about Howard brings everything with loads of tea 7 coffee, gets on an hour in front of the main group and sets up a field kitchen to feed us a slap up lunch 3/4 of the way down the river....I like this idea. Cheers Pip
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