The UK Rivers Guidebook
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Insurance and qualifications - sean107 16/08/2018 - Why do clubs need to worry about insurance ? As far as I can see it seems to cover only cases of negligence which might result in someone getting sued. It's not like insurance covers injury caused by accident or freak event (right?). So insurance doesn't actually offer much to people being led/coached - unless they are being led by someone who is negligent. Yet insurance so often comes up as a reason not to do stuff. Am I missing something? Qualifications I see as a useful way for the inexperienced to judge the experienced. But if the lack of them prevents people with some experience helping others that seems counter productive. Especially when on the sea I see so many ready to take risks on paddleboards, inflatabke kayaks, sit ons l, and other...
Pace Action vs Xcite - JulesT 16/08/2018 - I have a Tiderace Xcite, its a great kayak. I'm wondering how the Pace Action compares, the design says it gets a lot of the underhull shape from...- Puffin Island Advice - krad4d 16/08/2018 - Hi there kayakers! My boyfriends cousin has lent him 2 of her old sea kayaks. We have taken them out around the area he lives (Port Mellon in Cornwall) and have had...
- Lost VE paddle - marcwel0 15/08/2018 - Lost on the Grand Eyvia, VE paddle, Carbon shaft, red glass blades with my name and number on.
- Heads up - cheap camping mat - PlymouthDamo 15/08/2018 - A couple of days ago I bought a 'Crivit Lightweight Camping Mat' from Lidl. They'd obviously been one of their weekly specials from a few weeks...