Paddled 37k today and an camping on the beach just north of Aberdeen.
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kayaking along the scottish coast
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- Alan Wilson
- my name is Alan Wilson and this blog is a collection of pictures from my kayaking trips around the Scottish coast.
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I had the pleasure of meeting and eating with Alan at Gardenstown, then seeing him set off next morning from the beach there. He was optimistic about the sea conditions that day, and once I reached home I was delighted to read his later comments bearing this out.
ReplyDeleteGood fortune for the rest of the trip, Alan!
Malcolm (the ageing Lincoln biker)
Cheers Malcolm it was great to meet you. Keep in touch.
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