Paul,
thanks for organising a GREAT trip!
Many thanks.
Tim
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Paul,
Thanks for organising the trip, I know the new paddlers in my group enjoyed the trip and whilst they might have missed out on the seal that your group enjoyed. I think they still got a lot out of the experience and will no doubt look forward to any future opportunties the club may offer. The more experienced paddlers enjoyed the trip as well and the finish with the warm showers and changing rooms were well recieved by all.
A Massive thankyou to everyone who made this a very enjoyable day for all, good work people!
Mark
Thanks for organising the trip, I know the new paddlers in my group enjoyed the trip and whilst they might have missed out on the seal that your group enjoyed. I think they still got a lot out of the experience and will no doubt look forward to any future opportunties the club may offer. The more experienced paddlers enjoyed the trip as well and the finish with the warm showers and changing rooms were well recieved by all.
A Massive thankyou to everyone who made this a very enjoyable day for all, good work people!
Mark
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thanks paul for a good trip
could you arrange for sunshine instead of rain next time please
thanks again
brian
could you arrange for sunshine instead of rain next time please
thanks again
brian
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philip lowers
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Thanks to those who organised the trip, and the kind chap who done the shuttle ......i did have a supprisingly good time.
It was also really nice to see youngsters' enjoying themselves.
It was also really nice to see youngsters' enjoying themselves.
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I've posted my pictures on the gallery page.
They turned out to be better than I thought!
They turned out to be better than I thought!
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Re: thames trip
Me too..... paddling a nice level Glaslyn Gorge and the Dee at 10 on the stick.....philip lowers wrote:......i did have a supprisingly good time..
Giles
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Nice level ????? i was planning to head up, i just didn't think it was going to be worth it (then again there's always something to do when there's Low water in N Wales) what was the Llugwy doing ?? that's usually my gauge, Miners' Bridge or i check out the Chipshop drop...Randy Fandango wrote:Me too..... paddling a nice level Glaslyn Gorge and the Dee at 10 on the stick.....philip lowers wrote:......i did have a supprisingly good time..
Giles
It's not looking too promising forecast for the Tee's this weekend
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Put it this way: there was enough water for the Nantygwyryd to be running on Saturday morning, which meant Cobden's was right across the slab. Marvellous.philip lowers wrote: Nice level ????? ......... what was the Llugwy doing ??
Giles
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Randy Fandango wrote:Put it this way: there was enough water for the Nantygwyryd to be running on Saturday morning, which meant Cobden's was right across the slab. Marvellous.philip lowers wrote: Nice level ????? ......... what was the Llugwy doing ??
Giles
Blimmey.....i wouldn't have thought the Nant would be running. ......
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It went up.... it went down. It was all about hitting the rivers at the right moment.philip lowers wrote: Blimmey.....i wouldn't have thought the Nant would be running. ......
It was the night's rainfall that did it. That's what you get when you don't faff about and get out to the rivers at 9.00am.
Giles