I've always found it strange that Paddling supposedly disturbs Fish, yet Anglers are more than happy to fish on Canals where the Fish put up with 70' by 7' metal lumps with propellers at the back.

I've got 01159 824717 for slalom control. They night know the campsite number.

14) Nookie

Seems in 1880 it was dry enough to walk to that spot.
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foxy wrote:An 'old' L2, or L3 in a different discipline can APL the 'new' L2 requirement.

If you can APL the old L3, is there a need for this qualification? Seems to be recognizing the validity of that for coaching on 'Moderate Water', unless I'm misreading you.

bmguk wrote:

Girlinthegreenboat wrote:Hey, I have been directed to this post and I guess you might mean me!!
Can I see a picture of you for recognition purposes, just to make sure it was me chatting you up!
much love xxx

No you are not, I AM THE girl in the green boat xxx

Christ, it's like Spartacus in here.

There was an ipsos mori poll recently, might be able to get some information out of Sport England/the BCU in relation to that. Unfortunately, you'll probably find it stored next to the levitating bacon.

Swap for some breaded chicken wings? ;)

I'd say that biking or climbing you stop hitting your head relatively quickly, and with a long rapid that could be a lot of impacts out of your boat. Should also be a lot easier to stop and go home when climbing and biking compared to being in a steep gorge, though there will be exceptions.

And so is my Wife.

Fairly certain it's the search engines indexing the latest forum content, so it can be found using google/yahoo/msn etc.

This was the best I could come up with at short notice http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/inds28.pdf It suggests within 50m of a worker which equates to a spacing of 100m. I don't know it the circumstances are a factor. RoSPA seem to suggest a similar thing At what intervals should I place life rings arou...

Incidently no real idea why it's called placing. Probably due to the same reason it's measured and ordered in meters rather than litres or tonnes. It could be placing because if you're pumping it up several stories it's not much like pouring? It's not that liquid either. As for it being in meters I...

Do you think we should start promoting the olympics as London 2013, we never seem able to keep to schedule on anything we build in england! 58% of all construction projects are completed on or under time*. Whilst I couldn't get figures for major projects separately, I suspect this will be higher. I...

We went today, along with my housemate Tedwards to get some photos.
We had a great time, and Gforce got some air

However....

Blimey, lot to be done if that concrete is all going to be cured in time for NSR.

'How the f**k did Mario fit down there?'

I'm trying to get into univeristy at the moment to do offshore engineering, problem is my a-levels arent good enough so I thought this would be as good a place as any to ask. Would my best option be to repeat my maths and physics a-levels to get better grades, or are there engineering college cours...

You're still fairly early to be narrowing yourself down, but for most of the engineering courses you'll need maths and a grasp of physics/mechanics and perhaps some chemistry. I know it's a long way off, but it might be worth checking the A levels required for specific courses, and then making sure ...

For my CST we did both Kayak & Canoe. Plus kayaks rescuing canoes & vice versa. I wasn't aware it was craft specific. Does it state that on the certificate? Nope. I've taken both now, and the main difference as I noticed is the presence of the classroom session for the FSRT, where as the CST was pr...

I asked about this when I did my FSRT. As far as I understand it is something to do with the multidicipline nature of the new qualifications compared to the old. As such the CST was a single boat type award, compared to the FSRT covering a variety of boat types.

That's my housemate Bryn, I'll prod him in your direction.

If you don't steer and you hit that sill, you'll just shear your head off.

Stellaaa aka Stu It’s quite frustrating to log on to a forum and find a dis-loyal member off staff This does seem quite a mean response considering Stu clarified his opinions based upon his experience following a period of working with you. If you consider such mainly positive postings as 'slating'...

A shell shaped sandpit/paddling pool. It sinks rather quickly.

Photos of the GB stickers? You're just trying to make yourself look better ;)

I expect the main reason is because of the stick from the drain even stagnant water stinks maybe not as bad as effluent. This will be one of the main reasons, as most of the gullies you see at the sides of roads are fitted with traps, much like the sinks in your house. Also to allow safe access you...

ian pooleman wrote:BUCS (what was BUSA) dates can be found here:

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They've changed it? Bugger, new shirts time.

After all they are paddlers just like the rest of us. The employees at JJ's may just be paddlers but despite the cosy relationship JJs appears to enjoy with the local constabulary, I am not aware of any community service schemes involving paddling. As a result it can be assumed that those working t...

This makes for interesting reading
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Though it could be the BCU have something tucked away in their terms about sharing your details which is why nestle have it.