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| Nacc X-mas dinner |
Hi all
Hope you've all had a good summers paddling, and looking forward to the white water season.
It may seem a bit early to be looking at the X-mas meal but the time will fly by, So we are looking at booking up for the Golden Hart in Winterbourne Down on the 11th of december.
Can you let me know if you would like to come.
There will be a £5 per person non-refundable deposit to pay to confirm your booking.
please email me and i will send you the menu. (as i can't work out how to copy fron my scans onto this page)
regards
kevin stoker Nacc chairman |
| Wednesday 8th Sept: No Club Boats |
Just a reminder that the club boats and trailer will not be available on Wednesday 8th September which is also the last Wednesday session of the season. |
| Pyranha Fest - Tryweryn Weekend |
Anna has booked the Bala bunkhouse ready for the Pyranaha Fest on 16-17 October
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| NACC White Water Training weekend 5th/6th Nov |
The NACC white water training weekend will be Friday 5th Nov to Sunday 7th Nov in Brecon. The total cost for weekend is £60. This includes 2 night accommodation, food and all white water coaching*.
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| HPP Paddlefest 2009 |
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| Monday, 30 March 2009 20:00 | |||
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I thought it was a great day and I will definitely be going next year! See you on the water Josh
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The time had come... the opening of the new HPP. As the car stopped in the car park we all rushed out to have a look at the new course. It looked great with about 5 new features (any suggestions for new names?). One of the ideas behind the paddlefest was not to paddle your own boat but demo others, I could not wait to try the new biscuit (it is definitely a wave boat) and Big Dog Kayaks. The National Student Rodeo was also running which meant lots of students (all majorly hung-over by the looks of them) were also at the course. A few of the young burners were already on the course so we joined them and cartwheeled, splitwheeled and looped our way down the course (trying avoid all the swimmers from the duo final of the NSR)! After lunch we found that you could try a sprint C2 (queue scary music). It is a lot harder than they make it look at the Olympics. We decided it was definitly a summer sport. Sam and I managed to get about 20 meters before falling in for the first time and about 50m the second time (that was your fault Sam).