Simon’s book is now with the printer, we’ve received colour and imposition proofs and it’s all looking good. Check it out for yourself in the sample below, or more details here.
Archive for the 'Sea Kayaking' Category
Scottish Sea Kayak Trail, a wee sample
Published by July 28th, 2009 in Sea Kayaking, New books and Scotland. 2 CommentsName that book
Published by May 1st, 2009 in Writing, Sea Kayaking, New books and Competition. 16 CommentsWe need your help – what should we call our next sea kayak guidebook? Our longest title is South West Sea Kayaking, Isle of Wight to the Severn Estuary. That’s a maximum number of twenty-three characters in the title and around thirty-five in the subtitle. Could you come up with the title for our next volume […]
Sea Kayak Handling at Paddlefest ‘09 (and new video clips)
Published by March 30th, 2009 in Sea Kayaking, New books and Exhibition. 0 CommentsThis weekend you might have visited Nottingham and seen us at the first Paddlefest exhibition. It was the perfect opportunity to launch Doug Cooper’s new book, Sea Kayak Handling. Doug took a couple of groups out on the water for skills workshops and exercised his writer’s cramp signing copies of the book on our stand.
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We’re busy joining the dots, adding to our comprehensive set of guidebooks to the British coast. Author Jim Krawiecki (Welsh Sea Kayaking) has taken things a stage further and joined the east and west coasts of Northern England with a trans-Pennine sea kayak trail. Over eight days his team of four have paddled the 292km […]
