Teignmouth beach about to set of on our first paddle together.
My mate John Holden has done some serious kayaking in the past including the ACR (Arctic Canoe Race) and Devizes - Westminster - but that was a while ago - this was his first paddle in about 20 years!
I was very impressed having not been in a kayak for many years Johnny managed to do a successful role on his first attempt!
Ready to set off on our adventure. from Newton Ferrers near Plymouth. Poor Johnny - he was about to find out how useful a sail can be on a kayak! :)
Our first stop off about 10 km from Newton Ferrers
Halfway point for day one - Burgh Island. The last 10 km we rafted up much of the way and sailed
The second half of day one was completely different - up to two metre swells and a very commiting paddle getting out from Burgh Island through the waves and from Bolt Tail to Bolt head where we finally reached Salcombe. A total of about 40km. we dried out our stuff and camped on a bit of grass at North Sands
The next two days we tried to get out to sea to continue our journey
but one day it was too rough around Start Point, and the other the fog
closed in. Here is a picture of us about to set off, and then of John
just after we decided to turn back to Salcombe due to fog
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