Unexplored Scotland

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You would hardly notice it but this kayak is now 18 years old. I've done already a few jobs on it like replacing the skeg and working on the seat. Over the years I have managed to get a few cracks on the hull and deck. With the weather this nice, I have started grinding out the cracks, filled them with new gelcoat and sanded it down. [ 77 more words ] https://unexplored.scot/old-kayak-gets-a- revamp/

Please avoid having a campfire, while it's this dry.

Last weekend saw our first sea kayaking trip of the season. And boy it was a challenge. We had pretty strong winds coming in from the north. That meant that we had limited options to paddle but stilled managed a group of 6 girls from Edinburgh to get to Glencoul bothy. Unfortunately the weather got worse on Sunday and it was very apparent that paddling was not an option. [ 74 more words ] https://unexplored.scot/first-sea-kayakin g-trip-of-2019/

We were planning for the last year to expand our fleet of composite kayaks by 2 more boats this year. We bought 2 brand spanking new Venture Kayak Capella. The Capella reminds me of my first sea kayak, which was a P&H Capella RM 166. These new boats are a 163 for a smaller paddler and a 167. I hope they will serve us well. https://unexplored.scot/new-sea-kayaks/