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| Photo: Will Herman |
This has meant that I have spent most weekends and holidays paddling, researching, photographing and writing about some fantastic coastal scenery. Some of the coastlines, like those of Northumberland and Yorkshire, are already well known for their classic sea kayaking scenery. However, it is hoped that this guidebook will open up some of the less well known shores like the Durham Heritage Coast, Cumbrian estuaries and the Isle of Man.
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There will also be a small number of launch events open to all.
8 comments:
Looking forward to smelling the ink on paper of your new book and being enticed to paddle up north where it is rumoured mutant tail less cats abound and the best pies and ales in the universe can be found. Congratulations Jim.
Congratulations Jim! It's a heck of an achievement.
Simon W
Good luck with the launch of the book.
David A
Good effort Jim, I look forwards to seeing it.
Mark G.
Thanks Jim! Enjoying the read, definitely a very impressive achievement. I think everybody except the Welsh and Scottish Tourist Boards will like it!
Chris.
Jim, it's great. I'm really enjoying reading it.
A couple of years ago I won the BCU Canoe Focus magazine photo competition and you emailed me via the BCU to ask for permission to use the photo in your book. I was just wondering if you did use it. It was of a surf kayaker "subbing" in Cayton Bay near Scarborough.
Hi Martin, I remember the photograph and it is a great shot too. Thanks again for giving me your permission for its use. I did send it in my final selection to the publisher but sadly it didn't get chosen for the final version of the book.
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