Irish Sea Kayaking Association

As you heat the pot it\'s constantly losing heat to its surroundings through radiative cooling. So it\'s more efficient in general to use as high a flame as possible. So long as \"full force\" doesn\'t cause excessive flame spillage, then I reckon A is your man.

I plan to go and do some rolling anyway.

Seán

Link to the picture

I think the picture is too big to embed directly in the post.

What\'s the boat made of?

You can get waterproof tubes from Knoydart . Looks too bulky to carry on your person - as I think any of the parachute flares would be, however you packaged them. I carry mine in a dry bag on my rear deck, with the flares individually protected inside ziploc freezer bags. Mini flares are small enoug...

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From Windguru:

Spot name: Shitties
Area: Europe
Country: Ireland
Region(s): Dingle Peninsula

Latitude: 52.3 (N 52° 17&#8242; 60&#8243;)
Longitude: -10.03 (E 10° 1&#8242; 48&#8243;)

Seems to be near CastlegregoryPost edited by: seanhennessy, at: 2006/10/20 02:36

I\'m intersted, but I\'ve done a course on river rescue before, so I\'d be happy to leave that part out.

Seán

I expect to be there too.

Seán