Hey Guys,
So this is a bit of a stretch, but I am from the States and have no clue what the boating in Northern Ireland is like. So I am curious, is there any? Specifically, near Belfast? Season? Any help would be appreciated as I may find myself there... Thanks again.
Daniel
Belfast
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Re: Belfast
Yep - there's plenty of paddling
Glemarm is pretty close and quite good.
http://youtu.be/Ca2uvWm_pn4
Other rivers in Ulster on Irishwhitewater.com -> http://www.irishwhitewater.com/river_gu ... hp?s=0&p=3
As for a season its whenever it rains - which could be anytime.
Glemarm is pretty close and quite good.
http://youtu.be/Ca2uvWm_pn4
Other rivers in Ulster on Irishwhitewater.com -> http://www.irishwhitewater.com/river_gu ... hp?s=0&p=3
As for a season its whenever it rains - which could be anytime.
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KenHy - Posts: 92
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Re: Belfast
Ho ho, Sacramento to Belfast..this is going to be an interesting cultural adventure. I recommend geting started on your heavy drinking training ASAP.
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ion - Posts: 546
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Re: Belfast
Ian. I have been training for the cherry creek race all summer (drinking...not boating). So I am prepped. And the move is just a theoretical (don't tell Diane!).
Thanks for info.
Thanks for info.
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Re: Belfast
I your looking for anymore info feel free to email paddler_ni@yahoo.co.uk, I've been paddling here for over 20 years so would say I know the area pretty well (just dont get to excited) we have some amazing steep creeks when running and world class surf so usually something to keep you amused.
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