Irish Sea Kayaking Association

Try Mick O\'Meara in Tramore...

www.seapaddling.com

Me too.

Assuming that I can get back to Ireland for it!

Definitely interested, though!

John.

Here\'s some stuff to practice at the symposium!

http://www.rollordrown.com/gskills.html

Don\'t be intimidated by the name.
It\'s a good website!

See also:

http://www.dubside.net

John. :blink:

Bring gloves if you want (to share), cycling shorts aren\'t essential.

Just bring a sense of humour.

Be warned - this is not elitism!

This is for everyone to try!

see you all there,

John.

Couldn\'t agree more!

Well put together and beautifully run.

Thanks and well done!

John.

<t>There was a good article in Canoe & Kayak UK magazine last month on paddle boarding and it sounds great. Should be a goer in Tramore next summer!<br/> <br/> I\'ve never tried it in the surf, but paddling a windsurfer board, standing up, with a kayak paddle is surprisingly easy on flat water.<...

Hmmm.

Looks like a shallow rocky reef protruding from an otherwise-perfect wave.

Nasty lookin\' stuff! :huh:

I came across a video on youtube of a dog enjoying the surf.

Go to www.yotube.com and search for
\'worlds first surfing dog 1920s hawaii\'

There\'s also a few more modern ones in the \'related\' list.

Enjoy! :laugh:

<t>There\'s a really good PDF document available on the Qajaq USA website (if you don\'t already have it). It\'s by Chuck Holst and it\'s called \'Making a West Greenland Paddle\' (does exactly what it says on the tin!)<br/> It\'s in the Paddles and Making section of the Equipment Drop-down menu. <b...

knotman, could you give me a shout when you get a chance.
thanks.
fortunejohn at yahoo dot co dot uk.