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Trips and Meetings
Moderator: James Joyce
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Trips and Meetings
by John on Sat Dec 15, 2007 10:20 pm
Just so that any events that people want to organise dont get lost in the chat section.
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Planning and Organising Trips
by John on Sat Dec 15, 2007 10:27 pm
For people who want to try paddling somewhere different, chances are someones done it before you.
For most of Ireland, try www.irishwhitewater.com for good guidelines on access, river features, etc. This site is built by the people who paddle the rivers, so add to the guides if you can.
Also this new site: www.canoetrailsni.com is a great resource.
We can also use this site to see if anyones done it before. If you want to make a day out of it, put your event up here and get a crowd going.
For most of Ireland, try www.irishwhitewater.com for good guidelines on access, river features, etc. This site is built by the people who paddle the rivers, so add to the guides if you can.
Also this new site: www.canoetrailsni.com is a great resource.
We can also use this site to see if anyones done it before. If you want to make a day out of it, put your event up here and get a crowd going.
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Re: Planning and Organising Trips
by Big Al. on Tue Dec 18, 2007 8:49 pm
John wrote:For people who want to try paddling somewhere different, chances are someones done it before you.
For most of Ireland, try www.irishwhitewater.com for good guidelines on access, river features, etc. This site is built by the people who paddle the rivers, so add to the guides if you can.
Also this new site: www.canoetrailsni.com is a great resource.
We can also use this site to see if anyones done it before. If you want to make a day out of it, put your event up here and get a crowd going.
The second link didn't open for me, were you meaning this one?
http://www.canoeni.com/Canoe_Trails.aspx
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