Overlooked by the castle with the longest recorded history of any stronghold in Scotland, a fleet of fixed seat rowing boats gather last Saturday at Sandpoint Marina, opposite the site of the historic Denny’s Shipyard. A yard famous for the Cutty Sark, SS Sir Walter Scott and TS Queen Mary.
Your paddling convener (Willie Bell) hopes to organise a 2-Day Emergency First Aid Course. At the end of this fully approved course you will be given a certificate to confirm your abilities in First aid. This course could be used to confirm your ability as a first aider at work
Your paddling convener (Willie Bell) is planning to arrange a Coastal Navigation and Tidal Planning Course. This course will be of interest to those who go out on the water and want to better understand coastal navigation, tides and weather. This will be the second time that the Boat Club
Shown below are the results for the 2019 RWSABC Tail O’ The Bank Surf Ski and kayak race held on 31 August in challenging conditions. Some information on the event with a few photographs can be found here: https://www.rwsabc.co.uk/rwsabc-tail-o-the-bank-2019/ The results below only show those participants who completed the event.
As part of the ongoing Ogilvies development the remainder of the old fence & metalwork are likely to be removed in the coming days. This is ahead of the wall being reduced in height from next week. It is being reduced to approximately 1100mm high on our side from the
On Saturday 31 August 2019, 31 competitors had signed up to participate in the RWSABC Tail O’ The Bank Kayak and Surf Ski race. Conditions were very windy and the course was changed from the original course that goes out into the Clyde and around the Captayannis sugar ship to a
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