Trip Reports
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Sunday 5th September – the missing photo
This time the photo? See Grade A Paddle – North Berwick – Sunday 5 September 2021 for full trip report
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Sunday 5th September – the missing photo
The missing lunch break! See Grade A Paddle – North Berwick – Sunday 5 September 2021 for full trip report
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Grade A Paddle – North Berwick – Sunday 5 September 2021
Being a newcomer to both sea kayaking and the club, the last couple of months have seen me transform from armchair aquatic enthusiast…to sea kayaking newbie and actually getting in a boat. With 2 x Pathway Paddles and 1 x Lagoon session under my belt…I felt it was time to venture forth and try my…
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Eyemouth to Berwick Saturday 4th September
Photo for previous trip report See Eyemouth to Berwick Saturday 4th September for full trip report
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Eyemouth to Berwick Saturday 4th September
this time with photo! See Eyemouth to Berwick Saturday 4th September for full trip report
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Eyemouth to Berwick Saturday 4th September
4 of us met at Eyemouth on saturday morning to kayak to Berwick & back. Dave Towsey , Fearghal Kelly ,Steve MacFarlane & myself. After the usual beach briefing & coastguard call we set off with minimal swell. First stop one of the caves near horse head – probably best part of 30m long. On…
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St Abbs 28th August 2021
Chris Gordon , Phil Burgess and myself had a great time paddling from Coldingham to Fast Castle on the Berwickshire coast. The promised 2 foot of surf was 3-4 and those of us who decided it was too warm to wear cag regretted this as several cubic feet of seawater struck me square in the…
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Barra 24-31 July 2021
The Return of the Vatersay Raiders After Saturday night camping at the lovely Roseview site just outside Oban Ian, Clare, Dave T and Tim met up with David Grieve and Gordon at the ferry terminal for crossing around midday Sunday. Boats off roofs and loaded, cars parked and Sea Kayak Oban briefly visited to pick…
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Mull of Kintyre 2/3 August 2021
“Life is like a toilet roll- the closer to the end you get, the quicker it goes”…so instead of the LSKC Barbecue I thought I’d better get 0n with a few things still needing done. The Mull of Kintyre is a fearsome place, with complex tides and no landing for 24km, it’s also hard to…
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Montrose to Arbroath, 23rd July 2021
Three of us (Gerry Mulligan, Ruaridh MacAlister and Jane McLaren) met up at 8am at Ferryden near Montrose (NO 720 567) to catch the low tide, as the launch is at the entry to Montrose bay and a significant tide can run. By starting at or just before low tide we avoided this and had…