Kayaks would have to be booked on, whereas it used to be possible to take boards:
https://www.carvemag.com/2019/05/gwr-ha ... ne-trains/

Adrian Cooper wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 01, 2014 10:37 am

Is 'beta' a euphemism for 'information'?

No, it's am Americanism...

It would also appear to be too low...

Then there are a lot of locks at either end...

Indeed, but you're not supposed to deviate off that right of way & it doesn't give you permission to stop for a picnic - which many people do.

Basically it has never been proven either way in a court, so we have our opinion & they have theirs...

Canoeing at start on reservoir: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b ... 1-the-nidd

Mike

Presumably the East & West Lyn of Devon are related to the Linns (waterfalls) of the North.

The Welsh guidebook lists 6 clydachs, 6 clywedogs, 3 dulais, 5 dulas, 2 gwili, 2 honddu, 2 llafar, 2 llynfi & 3 twrch. (I have also done both gwilis!)

7 years ago?

Dee (Dentdale) interesting waterfall / canyon run Also the better known Welsh & Scottish versions Clydach - (mountain stream), numerous in Wales, several of which are classic & some which aren't, often gr4 ish Avon - most are flat, or only weirs, but Dartmoor version has some dirty drops 2 Troutbeck...

But you'll have to wait for the 5 mile driving restrictions to be relaxed in Scotland (& Wales)

Multiple manufacturers (inc. peakuk) included here:
https://www.abaris.co.uk/Coronavirus-CO ... structions

Mike

100 previous entries that are available online (includes a few paddling films):
https://www.atlasandboots.com/outdoor-f ... -for-free/

Mike

Would be useful to know if gauge is above or below the course ...

Adrian, closed season is only for certain kinds of fishery.

Unfortunately most of the country (apart from Broads) does not have the same easy access to lakes....

That spot looks better than most UK ones...

Dugouts from 36 mins (& bit of seayak at 14):
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b ... -1-arrival

Where would he have fished?

Yes, but no. Not close enough at current time as almost all in Wales & mostly too low to paddle. Although there is Chester Weir. You may have heard of Llangollen & the Tryweryn.

https://gov.wales/5-facts-about-a487-ca ... ydd-bypass

Mike

Conwy ascent does make use of the incoming tide.

& Bill Mason:



Mike

Beautifully made:

Mike

Not sure if it's still on itunes, but definitely no longer on Jackson, someone else has uploaded it:

Mike

More series, with some hard hits (episode 2 doesn't really show anything not in ep.8):
https://www.redbull.com/gb-en/episodes/ ... sh-s01-e08

Including the Bitches in a double, Blue Lagoon coasteering & coracles, from 17 mins:
https://www.itv.com/hub/tales-from-the- ... a4398a0002

https://www.britishcanoeing.org.uk/news ... ilms-watch

Mike

Difficult to tell on any of the photos / videos what the arch is composed of - it does look fairly columnar...

The music video:

Mike