Interestingly the original British Canoe Association's "object shall be the promotion of Cruises and Meets, whereby Canoeists of the United Kingdom, irrespective of clubs, may unite for the purpose of cruising and camping; furthermore, it aims to establish reasonable tariffs for land and water trans...

Latest issue available (& back copies since 2012):
http://canoeist.co.uk/index.html

Mike

Via the Great Glen, then down the coast to Crinan Canal and finishing on Lochs Lomond & Katrine, with side trips up Lochs Etive & Awe: https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=9KUHAAAAQAAJ&dq=inwards%20cruise%20of%20the%20ringleader%20canoe&pg=PP1#v=onepage&q&f=false There are various other books that ma...

James Inwards lapped the Falls of Lora in about 1868 (p.65-66 & 76), presumably not at spring tide (but he took a cart along the Awe): https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=9KUHAAAAQAAJ&dq=inwards%20cruise%20of%20the%20ringleader%20canoe%20etive&pg=PA65#v=onepage&q&f=false & the Rapid & Guerf canoes r...

In Noel McNaught's earlier "The Canoeing Manual" (1956) he also lists: P.W.Blandford, Canoeing Today, 1946 A.R.Ellis, Canoeing for Beginners, 1936 A.R.Ellis & C.G.Beams, How to Build & Manage a Canoe, 1949 M.Govan, The Trail of the Red Canoe, 1954 R.Neville, Survey by Starlight, 1949 [wartime missio...

Dancer Pro featured in the 2008 UK catalogue with decals there. They were 11' 7".

Mike

I thought Norway when I saw it, but not sure which river.

Mike

Did Kiwi canoes of Nottingham build their own boats?:
https://www.gumtree.com/p/boats-kayaks- ... 1177038139

Mike

You're right - "20 miles south of the north coast":


Mike

Wee creek suggests it's Scottish, as does heather in the background, but no idea where...

Mike

Fassfern?

Mike

There was a light blue boat on Bank of river lochy, downstream of spean yesterday.

Mike

I'm away, so someone else want to jump in.

The Lyd?

Nant Clydach.

Dentdale Dee?

It is (after so many mentions recently), your go...

Mike

Hmm, let's try:

Been there a while viewtopic.php?f=23&t=121647

You Angell?

There are quite a few clubs aimed exclusively at yoofs - Wiltshire, Hillingdon, Ilfracombe - to name but 3...

Slalom & WWR junior squads may well be interested too - CIWW had a great group out slalom training last time I was there.

Mike

Sladden's 'finest big class V+ hits in Wales' - the Einion.

I haven't paddled any of them.

Mike

Gamlan.

Most online dictionaries can't cope, but one says Clywedog means loud (google translate suggests owls!)

So, the Dolgellau one rather than trib of Severn - Afon Gain?

Mike

The Dartmoor Avon has really bad rhododendrons above the top bridge.

Nothing on Dartmoor like that, looks more Welsh to me, so Rheidol?

Wishful thinking: http://www.countryfile.com/walk/padley-gorge-derbyshire

Mike

It is indeed, tributary that comes in below Tarr Steps - now you have to find a photo!

Mike

That's not close to the Barle.

Nope, there's no guide for that currently on here, but this river has...