UK clockwise and now counterclockwise
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dhkayaking
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Douglas Wilcox
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Re: UK clockwise and now counterclockwise
That will have undone any dizziness caused by the first circumnavigation! A really incredible achievement, John.
Douglas :o)
Douglas :o)
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Chris Bolton
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Re: UK clockwise and now counterclockwise
About 83 days, so far as I can see. He doesn't seem to have a blog this time, just a map?
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Jim
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Re: UK clockwise and now counterclockwise
Yes, on FB he says it was about 83 days, and apologises for not being able to keep the blog going this time.
83 days against the conventional wisdom WRT prevailing wind is pretty good, I gather strong wind on the final leg added a few days of coastal paddling instead of cutting the corner via IOM....
83 days against the conventional wisdom WRT prevailing wind is pretty good, I gather strong wind on the final leg added a few days of coastal paddling instead of cutting the corner via IOM....
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Re: UK clockwise and now counterclockwise
Well done first one must have been the warm up!
Dave
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