Sea kayaking
Posts about kayaking, the trips we have made, the gear we use and which training and techniques are nessesarry for a safe trip.
Where do you turn to when you need help? Right, to your own countrymen. They will definitely help you out. This is the best advice ever.
Do you have it too? On once-in-a-lifetime-moments you either don't have a camera or you forget to take a picture? Here is my top 5 of these moments...
The sea and currents around the Orkney islands can be very traitorous even if you are a well trained seakayaker. In this post our adventures on the crossing between Stroma and Swona.
While listening to the weather forecast on the hand-held VHF radio, I imagine what the reader looks like. By just listening to their voices. I want to share my imaginations with you.
A man who is not afraid of the sea will soon be drowned,… for he will be going out on a day he shouldn’t. But we do be afraid of the sea, and we do only be drownded now and again.
‘Are you sane?’ she asks when we tell her we will round the Mull of Kintyre the next day. We are not surprised by the question, ‘Is that not dangerous?’ It is regularly asked when we arrive somewhere with our kayaks. People and especially my mother-in-law, think that we risk our lives when we go…
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