Brian Clough

1. Event co-ordinator Brian Clough 2. Trip Leader leader Brian Clough 3. Trip type: river 4. Level of ability : Intermediate or better 5. Date: Wed 6th April 6. Venue : Clough 7. Meet location / time : 10.00 at Sedbergh New Bridge https://www.streetmap.co.uk/map?x=366510&y=491983&z=115&sv=366510,491983&st=4&ar=Y,y&mapp=map&searchp=ids&dn=786&ax=366510&ay=491983&lm=0 Please read notes re trips here: https://lakelandcanoeclub.wordpress.com/trips/ I am happy to co-ordinate and lead the trip. However, as we will be a team, we are jointly responsible for each other’s safety on the water. Please ensure you carry the correct kit for the trip you are attending. RSVP please

30/03/2022 I am call this one off Although the average strength is manageable it is gusting quite hard. The forecast has been pretty consistent all week and I don't think the situation will change Another day? The level of ability for these paddling trips is aimed at people who are in their early stages of their development as whitewater paddlers and who are building up their experience of running rivers. I find it really hard not too be welcome anybody onto any trip, but on occasion when intermediate or advanced paddlers attend these trips people for whom these trips are intended are unable to attend. British Canoeing Moderate Water remit specifies one leader to a maximum number of four participants. Please could people consider their suitability for these trips before signing on. The rivers I have in mind would not exceed British Canoeing remit for Moderate Water -Grade 2(3) Could I emphasize ...... These trips are aimed at paddlers in their early stages of their development as whitewater paddlers and who are building up their experience of running rivers. 1. Event coordinator: Brian Clough 2. Trip Leader: Brian Clough 3. Trip type: River 4. Level of Ability: My intention is to keep river choice at the bottom of the British Canoeing remit for Moderate Water ie. Grade 2 5. Date: 31/03/2022 6. Venue/Meet/Share Lifts: Will meet at 10:00 7. Anything else: Bring a Picnic and a Warm Flask for a stop along the way. Please read notes regarding river trips here ……. https://lakelandcanoeclub.wordpress.com/trips/ I am happy to co-ordinate and lead the trip. However, as we will be a team, we are jointly responsible for each other’s safety on the water. Please ensure you carry the correct kit for the trip you are attending. We can discuss any questions about the kit required and/or alternatively……. https://lakelandcanoeclub.wordpress.com/whitewater-safety/ There is a link at the bottom of the page for Kit. There are other useful links, all of which are recommended reading. Dry suits only - in summer it might be possible to manage without a dry suit, but in winter an early dip has more severe consequences Kayak specific helmets must be worn on theses trips The club does have a number of kayak specific helmets available for hire. Details can be found here……. https://lakelandcanoeclub.wordpress.com/whitewater-safety/5/ Could I also draw your attention to ……. https://lakelandcanoeclub.wordpress.com/risk-assessments-for-river-trips/ Any river in flood or spate is considered to be out of the club remit due to the additional risk of rescuing a swimmer and their kit. Similarly any rapid for which adequate safety can be not set is considered out of the club remit. Guests by arrangement with organiser, prior to trip please.

Meet at 10:00 at ....... https://www.streetmap.co.uk/map?x=350720&y=486843&z=115&sv=350720,486843&st=4&ar=Y,y&mapp=map&searchp=ids&dn=829&ax=350720&ay=486843&lm=0 Levels are difficult so there are not many options If we do the Lower Kent we can do or not do various rapids as we make our way down and try and make the best of poor conditions The level of ability for these paddling trips is aimed at people who are in their early stages of their development as whitewater paddlers and who are building up their experience of running rivers. I find it really hard not too be welcome anybody onto any trip, but on occasion when intermediate or advanced paddlers attend these trips people for whom these trips are intended are unable to attend. British Canoeing Moderate Water remit specifies one leader to a maximum number of four participants. Please could people consider their suitability for these trips before signing on. The rivers I have in mind would not exceed British Canoeing remit for Moderate Water -Grade 2(3) Could I emphasize ...... These trips are aimed at paddlers in their early stages of their development as whitewater paddlers and who are building up their experience of running rivers. 1. Event coordinator: Brian Clough 2. Trip Leader: Brian Clough 3. Trip type: River 4. Level of Ability: My intention is to keep river choice at the bottom of the British Canoeing remit for Moderate Water ie. Grade 2 5. Date: 17/03/2022 6. Venue/Meet/Share Lifts: Will meet at 10:00 7. Anything else: Bring a Picnic and a Warm Flask for a stop along the way. Please read notes regarding river trips here ……. https://lakelandcanoeclub.wordpress.com/trips/ I am happy to co-ordinate and lead the trip. However, as we will be a team, we are jointly responsible for each other’s safety on the water. Please ensure you carry the correct kit for the trip you are attending. We can discuss any questions about the kit required and/or alternatively……. https://lakelandcanoeclub.wordpress.com/whitewater-safety/ There is a link at the bottom of the page for Kit. There are other useful links, all of which are recommended reading. Dry suits only - in summer it might be possible to manage without a dry suit, but in winter an early dip has more severe consequences Kayak specific helmets must be worn on theses trips The club does have a number of kayak specific helmets available for hire. Details can be found here……. https://lakelandcanoeclub.wordpress.com/whitewater-safety/5/ Could I also draw your attention to ……. https://lakelandcanoeclub.wordpress.com/risk-assessments-for-river-trips/ Any river in flood or spate is considered to be out of the club remit due to the additional risk of rescuing a swimmer and their kit. Similarly any rapid for which adequate safety can be not set is considered out of the club remit. Guests by arrangement with organiser, prior to trip please.

The level of ability for these paddling trips is aimed at people who are in their early stages of their development as whitewater paddlers and who are building up their experience of running rivers. I find it really hard not too be welcome anybody onto any trip, but on occasion when intermediate or advanced paddlers attend these trips people for whom these trips are intended are unable to attend. British Canoeing Moderate Water remit specifies one leader to a maximum number of four participants. Please could people consider their suitability for these trips before signing on. The rivers I have in mind would not exceed British Canoeing remit for Moderate Water -Grade 2(3) Could I emphasize ...... These trips are aimed at paddlers in their early stages of their development as whitewater paddlers and who are building up their experience of running rivers. 1. Event coordinator: Brian Clough 2. Trip Leader: Brian Clough 3. Trip type: River 4. Level of Ability: My intention is to keep river choice at the bottom of the British Canoeing remit for Moderate Water ie. Grade 2 5. Date: 10/03/2022 6. Venue/Meet/Share Lifts: Will meet at 10:00 7. Anything else: Bring a Picnic and a Warm Flask for a stop along the way. Please read notes regarding river trips here ……. https://lakelandcanoeclub.wordpress.com/trips/ I am happy to co-ordinate and lead the trip. However, as we will be a team, we are jointly responsible for each other’s safety on the water. Please ensure you carry the correct kit for the trip you are attending. We can discuss any questions about the kit required and/or alternatively……. https://lakelandcanoeclub.wordpress.com/whitewater-safety/ There is a link at the bottom of the page for Kit. There are other useful links, all of which are recommended reading. Dry suits only - in summer it might be possible to manage without a dry suit, but in winter an early dip has more severe consequences Kayak specific helmets must be worn on theses trips The club does have a number of kayak specific helmets available for hire. Details can be found here……. https://lakelandcanoeclub.wordpress.com/whitewater-safety/5/ Could I also draw your attention to ……. https://lakelandcanoeclub.wordpress.com/risk-assessments-for-river-trips/ Any river in flood or spate is considered to be out of the club remit due to the additional risk of rescuing a swimmer and their kit. Similarly any rapid for which adequate safety can be not set is considered out of the club remit. Guests by arrangement with organiser, prior to trip please.

The level of ability for these paddling trips is aimed at people who are in their early stages of their development as whitewater paddlers and who are building up their experience of running rivers. I find it really hard not too be welcome anybody onto any trip, but on occasion when intermediate or advanced paddlers attend these trips people for whom these trips are intended are unable to attend. British Canoeing Moderate Water remit specifies one leader to a maximum number of four participants. Please could people consider their suitability for these trips before signing on. The rivers I have in mind would not exceed British Canoeing remit for Moderate Water -Grade 2(3) Could I emphasize ...... These trips are aimed at paddlers in their early stages of their development as whitewater paddlers and who are building up their experience of running rivers. 1. Event coordinator: Brian Clough 2. Trip Leader: Brian Clough 3. Trip type: River 4. Level of Ability: My intention is to keep river choice at the bottom of the British Canoeing remit for Moderate Water ie. Grade 2 5. Date: 03/03/2022 6. Venue/Meet/Share Lifts: Will meet at 10:00 7. Anything else: Bring a Picnic and a Warm Flask for a stop along the way. Please read notes regarding river trips here ……. https://lakelandcanoeclub.wordpress.com/trips/ I am happy to co-ordinate and lead the trip. However, as we will be a team, we are jointly responsible for each other’s safety on the water. Please ensure you carry the correct kit for the trip you are attending. We can discuss any questions about the kit required and/or alternatively……. https://lakelandcanoeclub.wordpress.com/whitewater-safety/ There is a link at the bottom of the page for Kit. There are other useful links, all of which are recommended reading. Dry suits only - in summer it might be possible to manage without a dry suit, but in winter an early dip has more severe consequences Kayak specific helmets must be worn on theses trips The club does have a number of kayak specific helmets available for hire. Details can be found here……. https://lakelandcanoeclub.wordpress.com/whitewater-safety/5/ Could I also draw your attention to ……. https://lakelandcanoeclub.wordpress.com/risk-assessments-for-river-trips/ Any river in flood or spate is considered to be out of the club remit due to the additional risk of rescuing a swimmer and their kit. Similarly any rapid for which adequate safety can be not set is considered out of the club remit. Guests by arrangement with organiser, prior to trip please.

Event details The level of ability for these paddling trips is aimed at people who are in their early stages of their development as whitewater paddlers and who are building up their experience of running rivers. I find it really hard not too be welcome anybody onto any trip, but on occasion when intermediate or advanced paddlers attend these trips people for whom these trips are intended are unable to attend. British Canoeing Moderate Water remit specifies one leader to a maximum number of four participants. Please could people consider their suitability for these trips before signing on. The rivers I have in mind would not exceed British Canoeing remit for Moderate Water -Grade 2(3) Could I emphasize ...... These trips are aimed at paddlers in their early stages of their development as whitewater paddlers and who are building up their experience of running rivers Dry suits only - in summer it might be possible to manage without a dry suit, but in winter an early dip has more severe consequences. 1. Event coordinator: Brian Clough 2. Trip Leader: Brian Clough 3. Trip type: River 4. Level of Ability: My intention is to keep river choice at the bottom of the British Canoeing remit for Moderate Water ie. Grade 2 5. Date: 24/02/2022 6. Venue/Meet/Share Lifts: Will meet at 10:00 7. Anything else: Bring a Picnic and a Warm Flask for a stop along the way. Please read notes regarding river trips here ……. https://lakelandcanoeclub.wordpress.com/trips/ I am happy to co-ordinate and lead the trip. However, as we will be a team, we are jointly responsible for each other’s safety on the water. Please ensure you carry the correct kit for the trip you are attending. We can discuss any questions about the kit required and/or alternatively……. https://lakelandcanoeclub.wordpress.com/whitewater-safety/ There is a link at the bottom of the page for Kit. There are other useful links, all of which are recommended reading. Kayak specific helmets must be worn on theses trips Details can be found here……. https://lakelandcanoeclub.wordpress.com/whitewater-safety/5/ The club does have a number of kayak specific helmets available for hire Could I also draw your attention to ……. https://lakelandcanoeclub.wordpress.com/risk-assessments-for-river-trips/ Any river in flood or spate is considered to be out of the club remit due to the additional risk of rescuing a swimmer and their kit. Similarly any rapid for which adequate safety can be not set is considered out of the club remit. Guests by arrangement with organiser, prior to trip please.