Irish Sea Kayaking Association

knotman2 wrote:

Thankfully this was not me.

hardly an objective opinion.... B)

sharks permitting, I\'ll see you there...

Hi Nic I might have been talking to you about seals at Streamstown. I found this supplier of neoprene seals http://www.seaskin.co.uk/acatalog/Drysuit_Spare_Parts.html . As you\'ll see, there are lots of options in terms of size, thickness and shape. I\'m guessing it would not be any more difficult t...

nice to see your time online isn\'t completely wasted ....

not one of these then...

http://www.donedeal.ie/for-sale/camping/3596271

I got one of these from Globetrotter in Germany through Peter. http://www.wechsel-tents.de/produkte/zubehoer/tarps-wings-kabinen/tarp/ Ricky has one too, I think he got it from a UK sailing site which I found many moons ago but I\'ve no link for it now. Another option is to find a supplier of tent f...

eddieoshea wrote:

Any techie gurus out there know how to view BBC iplayer from this part of the world? Eddie

they use IP geo-location so you you\'d need to use a UK-based proxy server

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=bbc+bypass+ip+geolocation

got mine from Alpkit, no complaints

http://www.alpkit.com/shop/cart.php?tar ... ory_id=253

Hi Sean having used a very good but bulky synthetic bag for years, I\'m a convert to down bags. The downsides usually leveled against them are cost and performance in the wet; personally I think the advantages far outweigh the downsides. You can pickup decent bags on sale (mine cost me about USD100 ...