The club usually holds regular weekly trips on a sunday. The Boyne and Liffey are main stays, the Annamoe when it's been raining also the Dargle, Analecky Brooke and Upper Liffey for the thrill seekers
Our next planned Sunday Trip will be Sun 29th - upper liffey section
We have some very active members doing their own thing. Whether its trying out Scotland, to 6months away travelling the world or merely taking the Annual Pilgrimage to the Alps. Some exciting lives they lead and we ask them to share their experiences with us, (or make us green with envy). There will hopefully be a good resource in these articles for those of you adverturing in the future.
Have a look at the trip list below:
Sunday 8th January 2006
After months of
planning we,
Mairead, Paula
& Niall
headed off to
the wild-water
of Jinja,
Uganda. You
would imagine
with all the
pre-planning
one of us would
have the
address of
where we were
to take a taxi
to from Entebbe
Airport - oh
no, there we
were after a
days
travelling, not
without its own
traumas,
3-paddies with
kayaks
dumb-founded
when asked by
our
enthusiastic
taxi-man ripe
for a $100 fare
"where are
you
going?" we
all looked
blan
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Thursday 8th January 2004
Scotland is
quite simply
great for
Kayaking. The
Highlands,
Lowlands and
the Borders are
three distinct
areas offering
a diversity of
rivers.
However, most
of the best
rivers are
North of the
Highland
boundary fault
- a line
running
north-west from
Loch Lomond
past Stirling,
Perth and up to
Aberdeen. The
Scottish
Whitewater
Guidebook
covers some 200
rivers, and
most of these
are located
here. There are
Motorway and
Dual
Carriageway
links to all
these place
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