@THE-RIVER-RAT Aye, I just love it when a plan comes together 😂😂 Tide races of epic proportions when the sun and moon align to produce 'Maximum Spring Tides' always a great ride!! The late 3 day were fantastic, In fact, the entire trip was brilliant considering those conditions in October. Superb paddling! Cheers George, loads more to come. 🫢👍

@THE-RIVER-RAT Thanks George, that area of Scotland has all the elements of exceptional sea kayaking but requires careful planning of weather and tidal steams... when the 2 collide, which is inevitable sometimes you know you're in for a rough ride... often enjoyable, but the area is so remote you need to be on your "A" game!! Cheers, stay safe my friend.

@AndreasDietrich-c2k Andreas, thank you so much for those amazing comments. It makes the lengthy editing process all worthwhile 👍👍 The camera perspective is made possible by using a mouth 'bite' mount for my DJI Action 4 rather than a helmet cam, that way I have much better control over what I want to show, it does however make me sound like a poor ventriloquist at times 😂😂😂 but I think folk get the gist of what I'm saying 🙄🙄. Make sure you watch part 2 for some real excitement and more manoeuvring in the tide races at Maximum Spring Tides, hilarious 😂 Lots more to enjoy on the channel so please keep those comments coming and share with friends 🧡 Thanks and stay safe 👌

@@THE-RIVER-RAT Hi George, pleased you enjoyed this one, just a quick explanation into conditions that can be experienced alongside piers and cliffs with a combination of wind and swell, these effects can be felt several hundred meters off the pier or cliff object. Loads more interesting info in my other videos. Stay safe and well bud. 👍👍

@@Paddleclips Hi Bob, sorry a bit late in replying been away on a 4 day Scottish Exped 😀 😄 Thanks and so pleased you enjoyed more from the majestic kayaking Mecca Shetland has to offer !!! Such raw beauty and magnificent scenery around every corner and through every cave. Muck Roe is a fine example of just that and a trip I love to return to 💕💕👍 Keep up the good work and your appetite whetted with loads more to come from the rest of this year still to edit 😀 🙄 Cheers Bob, stay safe. 👍

@THE-RIVER-RAT Hi George, it was such a fun trip with quite tame conditions but I laughed my socks off as the wave lifted me onto the rock before I could get a control stroke in to avoid it, basically allowing myself to end up overhanging the rock in mid-air. It seemed ages before anything near big enough to refloat me. I even contemplated 🤔🤔 lobbing myself off sideways on a support stroke into the narrow gap... which would have been tight ha,ha, 😂😂😂

@michaeljarrett394 Thanks for your comments Michael, Yes, the area is one of my favourites due to its amazing scenery, abundant wildlife, and complicated strong tidal streams which together with our predominantly westerly weather provides some impressive kayaking conditions to enjoy! More great videos to enjoy, so please browse, share and subscribe as I've a mountain of footage still to edit from this year's trips so far. Cheers Geoff

@@bartkroft7063 Thank you for your comments Bart. Scotland's West Coast and the Slate Isles in particular hold some absolutely stunning sea kayaking areas, being so remote, incredible views, superb and plentiful wildlife. Challenging conditions and fast tide races sweep the complete West Coast as sea and swell are squeezed between the myriad of islands and headlands. Bart, be sure to browse more of my videos and subscribe for future uploads as I've a mountain of footage still to edit from this year's trips so far. Thanks Again and enjoy !! Regards Geoff

@Chadha-t5u Hi Chada, thanks for your comments and I'm so pleased you enjoyed it . That area of the North Yorkshire's coastline is superb! The chalk and flint cliffs are a honeycomb of caves providing lots of interest and great kayaking. There's lots of fabulous, varied sea kayaking content on the channel... please browse and share with your friends, make sure you subscribe as I've lots more videos to edit from loads of excellent trips so far this year. Thanks again... Geoff

@@geoffburke Absolutely! This video was featured in our Year 10 Geography lesson, as we’re doing a case study about the Holderness Coastline, the caves and arches look incredible!

@Chadha-t5u That's fantastic !! I'm so pleased my work has featured and been of help in some educational way... brilliant, and thanks for letting me know. Cheers 🍻

@@geoffburke 👍🍻

@davidpoots8362 Thanks David, so pleased you enjoyed this one. Part 2: Is a must watch too !! 👍

@@davidpoots8362 ?? Steve ??? I've missed something 🤔😀

@timofeykostin1186 Wonderful comments Tim !! Thank you 😊 St Ninian's and, in fact, the whole of Shetland's coastline is a shear joy to Kayak around !! I don't have a problem with not wearing a crash hat as most of the caves are very stable sold rock eroded by wave action over countess years. Some are very narrow and tight in places, so care is required to explore their inner reaches safely. Keep browsing and enjoying... I've a huge amount of trip videos from this year's trips still to edit. So make sure you've clicked the notifications bell to ensure you're informed when they're uploaded 😉 😀 Best Regards Geoff

@THE-RIVER-RAT Thanks George. It's one of my favourite kayaking venues, especially for multiday trips. I'm probably heading up there this next week with a view of circumnavigating Jura, which involves at least 1 trip through the mighty Corryvreckan!!

@marcelocabral6005 Hi Marcelo, I trust you are well and enjoying my videos 👍 thanks for your interest! I use a Garmin GPSMAP 65S which is mounted to the deck elastics using its belt clip and an improvised piece of packing foam secured with cable ties. The GPS unit with a security lanyard can be easily removed from the belt clip assembly, which is then left secured to the kayak deck. Let me know if you require any further information. Cheers and Best Regards Geoff

@alexdobie1808 Ahh, thanks again Alex!! Yeah it was a great trip, so much so Shirley and I we've just returned from 4 days mooching around that area in the camper!! A bit chilly, but loved every minute of it. Regards Geoff 👍

@dugeish Hi Doug, we trust you are both well and enjoying life. Thanks for your fine comments as usual. Yes, seasonal changes are being felt over here, too!! Shirley and I have just returned this afternoon from 4 days up along the beautiful Fife Coast, exploring the places I'd passed during that last kayaking video... such a lovely mix of scenery and collection of houses and grand architecture 👌💕 we loved it ! Even went to the Secret Bunker for a very scary and informative visit to the old 'declassified' Nuclear Command Centre left over from the Cold War... a thoroughly enjoyable visit!! See: secretbunker.co.uk/ Wet weather today after a few beautifully clear but chilly autumn days. Fabulous 👌

@georgemorcom9700 Hi George and thanks for those wonderful comments. It's much appreciated, I must come clean and admit to over 50 plus years of sea kayaking and several (no many) operations of joint replacements, back and shoulder/rotator cuff repairs throughout that time that the mind is willing but the body somewhat weakened 🙄😂😂😂 Lots of history in all of our kayaking areas and around our coastlines. An island nation steeped in maritime history as well as the abundance of scenic and wildlife habitats... we're very, very fortunate !! George, thanks so much for your appreciation and interest, I'm sure there is still a lot more for you to enjoy on the channel, so feel free to browse further and share with friends... I've loads more video footage to edit from many trips so far this year, so please ensure you've selected notifications as lots of new content coming soon. Best regards and stay safe Geoff 👌👍

@THE-RIVER-RAT Hi George and thanks for your comments, keep them coming Matey 👍 With regular time in the boat comes confidence, experience, and skill level !! At over 50 + years, Sea kayaking, my love of the sea from above, below and surfing I always head for moving water where I can test my timing and practice rough water handling. So I guess things may look a bit risky and they can be as the sea will always teach you who is the ultimate master !! Respect and forward planning go a long way towards safety. If I may say (not criticism by the way) but after watching your videos, I would recommend you 'hooking up' with a few regular kayaking buddies to boost your confidence and skill level. It is a long journey, and we're never too old to progress. Best of luck with your journey and get in touch if I can be of help towards that goal 👍 💪 always here to help 😊 where I can. Please keep browsing my videos, I hope you enjoy them and feel free to share with others. I've lots more footage from the many trips this year so far so new content being uploaded regularly after lengthy editing. Thanks again for watching and stay safe 👍👍

@@geoffburke No offence taken buddy But I paddle alone nowadays, only got back into kayaking about 4 years ago after a 20 year brake but before then I had kayaked for about 10 years and a lot of the stuff I learned I forgotten now so having to relearn lol 😂 Love your channel and enjoy watching your adventures 👍

@THE-RIVER-RAT sorry for the late reply George, we've been away in the camper. Exploring along the Fife coast (leisurely on foot 😀) into areas I'd seen from the kayaking in April...well worth a visit!! So pleased I haven't offended you, merely friendly advice, legacy left over from my instructors days 🙄😄👍 Thanks for the support and comments on my video's it's nice when folk enjoy and comment 👍👍 It takes ages to edit these things, and it's appreciated when people spread the word. Thanks!!

@@geoffburke Only a fool would ignore advice from someone who has more experience, and I'm no fool, Well depending on who you ask lol I hear you about the videos as you said they can take hours to edit, however when you read a nice comment, it all seems worthwhile. Keep up the great work buddy 👍👍👍

@THE-RIVER-RAT Thanks, George 👍👍!! As you say, it makes it all worthwhile... keep in touch mate 👍

@daveys Thanks Dave, yes it looks very interesting on the website so we're going up there in the motorhome for a look this coming week doing some walking around the area and general touristy exploration. Cheers (^_^)👍

@@geoffburke - It’s open until early Nov according to the website. We went a few years ago and it’s one of the best UK bunkers open to the public.

@@daveys Thanks Dave, yes I'd checked their Web site hence the upcoming visit Sun through till Wed, weather looking calmer so should be OK Lots of cloud though so guess Northern Lights won't be visible, North of Fife Ness would have been great 👍

@@geoffburke - I always miss the Northern Lights, I’ve only really seen them via my wife’s Facebook feed. Would be great to see them up in Scotland - I’ve seen some really dark skies up there in the past compared to my home in Manchester.

@@daveys Absolutely, Manchester must have terrible light pollution, I'd imagine the nearest escape to dark skies would be the Peak District 👌

@colmhanrahan2769 Hi Colm, thanks for your comments. It's great to have you along. St Abbs is a stunning place to kayak whatever the conditions as the scenery and wildlife are superb !! I find it even more rewarding when conditions start to get spicy, and you can test your timings between the rocks and gullies, as shown in the compilation from several visits. It's great when flat calm too, which enables you to explore each little nook and cranny. My wife loved it on a beautifully sunny day a few years back. Stay tuned, Colm, for lots more new videos from some excellent trips this year so far. Thanks again, and if not already don't forget to subscribe... Cheers Geoff

@THE-RIVER-RAT Hi and thanks again Ratty, yes it was a superb trip with lots to enjoy, conditions got really spicy off Fife Ness, I was gutted no memory card and yes I've started carrying a spare in the boat. Ironically, the very next day, I had another meltdown as the spare battery I'd taken was flat !!! I'll not do that again either !! We had a serious incident later when Mark got splatted on over a rock !! Lucky he wasn't killed, only a boat repair to sort further up the coast. Neither the battery or Mark's boat spoiled the day. Be sure to watch as Andy's IPhone came to the rescue again 😂😂

@@geoffburke Firstly glad Marks ok. Sounds like a hell of a day at Sea. I once charged 4 batteries the night before my trip. However when I got to the coast I realised I'd left my camera at home lol plonker.

@@THE-RIVER-RAT @THE-RIVER-RAT Hahaha, that's so funny, I don't feel as bad now 😅 Thats life, and we're only human, when rushing around getting so much gear together, it's no wonder we miss things 🙄🙄 Starting the day 2 edit today. Day 3 is already on KZbin, it's the recent 'Isle of May' trip. I decided to do that 1st as I had to wait for Andy sending additional pics for Days 1 & 2.... enjoy

@@geoffburke I will check it out 👍

@wavesoffun Ahh, it's definitely a cracking trip, Ian. As mentioned in the video, it's around 5.5 miles from the North side but over 12 from the South, going out from North Berwick to Bass Rock 1st, which in itself is stunning, covered with the world's largest Northern Gannet colony... amazing!! Ironically, Will (my usual paddling buddy) and I did the southern trip the very next weekend as an overnighter and David Steel the reserve manager (and good friend) insisted we sleep in the main lighthouse accommodation rooms !! Video to come ! Let me know when you're coming up to do it and I'll gladly tag along if you don't mind (overnight trip is always better 👍)

@@geoffburke Hi Geoff, yep, definitely. It would be great to do a trip with you

@@wavesoffun No probs just give me a shout Ian.

@timofeykostin1186 Hi Tim, thanks for your comments and great to hear you are enjoying my videos 👍 Have a browse through some of the others, I'm sure there will be more for you to enjoy... don't forget to subscribe please and select notifications as I'm adding new content regularly, with lots more of this year's trips still to edit 😊 🙄 Cheers Geoff

@Paddleclips Hi Bob, thanks again for browsing, and so pleased you are enjoying my videos... great stuff. The Farnes are a super group of islands and always a joy to paddle, especially with a good spring tide to enjoy a play on the tide races. The wildlife are fantastic too with the many seabirds species and inquisitive seals 😄😃

@Paddleclips Great work, keep watching loads more still to come from this year's trips so far 👍 Cheers for the comments Bob 👍

@Paddleclips Great to hear you had a good holiday, it must be amazing over there in BC, such a huge place and I can imagine a huge RV would be the way to travel... amazing !! But yes, I would really miss the sea!! Shirley reckons I've got salt water in my veins. My channel and videos ticed a wonderful couple, Doug and Cindy, over from Nova Scotia, to experience... A real "Scottish Sea Kayaking Adventure" in July, where I joined them for two glorious days sea kayaking around Oban area. They thoroughly enjoyed every bit of it... amazing, they said it was a totally different paddling experience to anything in Nova Scotia !! Keep up the great work ruffing it in your trailer while watching my videos 😄😂😂😂

@@Paddleclips Hi Bob and thanks for those kind comments 😀 😊 Two weeks kayaking sounds awesome 👌 I hope you had decent weather and good conditions, was it base camp style or kayak camping and what area? The Isle of May is always a great trip, being so far offshore with loads of wildlife and a stopping off point for many migratory birds. In fact I went back out the very next weekend for an overnight trip with my usual paddling buddy as he couldn't make this one. David Steel the reserve manager is a great friend and he allowed us, in fact insisted, we doss down in the lighthouse, so loads more footage to share from that trip when I get more of the more challenging video's edited. Thanks Bob, subscribe if not already, as there are loads more interesting videos coming soon. Cheers and best regards Geoff I'd be interested to hear of your where you got to on your trip 👍👍👍

@@Paddleclips Sorry, forgot to answer your question...my boat is an "Atlantic" a "North Shore Sea Kayaks" design by Mike Nelson a great and long standing friend of mine and I actually, lovingly helped lay it up with Mike around 12 + years ago. The company closed around a year after Mike retired and Valley Sea Kayaks are continuing their manufacture. Its a tremendous kayak design that suits my style of paddling for both day and multiday trip...I love it.

@@THE-RIVER-RAT Hi Rattie thanks so much for those comments, agreed the views were out of this world amazing. The Muckle Flugga and Out Stack trip has got to be the Pinnacle of Shetland's sea kayaking, total exposure from every direction and swept by a decent tidal flow!! I've always enjoyed rough water and challenging rock dodging, as I like to call it...great fun! Busy starting to edit terabytes of footage from trip so far this year so be sure to subscribe for more entertaining video's. Cheers and best regards Geoff 😀 👍

@@geoffburke Rattie Haha. Just subscribed but I thought I did already. My bad 😬

@@THE-RIVER-RAT Excellent, thank you! I can't see who is subscribed when they leave comments I wish there was some way to flag that to make things a little more personal, if that doesn't sound too daft 🤔🤔👍 Cheers...keep enjoying 😄

@@geoffburke That sounds like it would be a great idea 💡

@@calatoruldac Hi Viorel, great to hear from you and thanks for your comments. I hope you are also still enjoying your love of the sea 👍👍

@@dugeish Hi Doug and thanks for those great comments! The Isle of May is always a great paddle and done from the Fife coast is only around a 5.5 mile crossing unlike our usual crossing from North Berwick via Bass Rock (which Will & I did the next weekend) at around 12 miles! A much longer route but Bass Rock is always a magnificent visit being home to the world's largest Northern Gannet colony, boasting 150,000 birds at peak breeding times!! Video to follow, eventually 🙄 I feel terrible, I still haven't got around to sorting some visual memories from your kayaking visit and produced videos from the miles of footage I took. So many trips this year and life just keeps presenting challenges along the way....I'll get it sorted soon, I promise 💕 Ha,ha, yes the new car has worked out great for the odd few days away but still love the extra room and freedom in our motorhome...I'm not as supple as you make out 🤔🙄😂😂 Thanks again and please say hi to Cindy from Shirley and I 💕

@@kjflynn3379 Thanks KJ, lots more from some great trips this year still to come... shortly. Stay tuned 😉 Cheers Geoff

@@BluMonday88 @BluMonday88 Hi Blu ??? Or should I say, M G ??? Many thanks for your comments and I'm so pleased you are enjoying my video's despite my minor irritations 😂😂 but I suspect at 74 I'm not really going to change 🙄😂 Being a 'Wearsider' (not quite a Geordie 😳) there are lots of words that get mispronounced and spoken incorrectly in my local dialect. Yet I fail to see that it is really a measure of intelligence, be it perceived or implied. But was does irritate me, is people who kindly reply to my video's yet don't do me the common curtesy of announcing their actual given name.... strange 🤔🤔! But even worse is someone?? a Canadian (I assume) with their altered version of the English language (a minor irritation to me), who immediately proceeds to critise my spoken version of the English language and relates it to a perceived level of intelligence. Lets put our differences aside as we all enjoy the same wonderful sport, it's what brings us together in the first place!! I welcome constructive criticism of my video's, which are an account of the aspects of our sport we all enjoyed on the day, produced for others to enjoy too. All I expect from viewers is to enjoy them without petty personal irritations. I've made very good friends with a couple of wonderful Canadians through their enjoyment of my video's, so much so that they came over to visit and enjoy a " real Scottish Sea Kayaking Experience" which I was only too pleased to set up for them. We all enjoyed two fabulous day kayaking around the Oban area...the video's of their experiences and enjoyment will feature on my Channel shortly. M G I'd welcome more of your feedback with your name if you'd care to give it. Best Regards Geoff

@@BluMonday88 I'm not sure where you're from, but Geoff is clearly a native English speaker, from the northeast of England or southeast of Scotland. All around Britain there are regional variations and dialects that have different vocabulary and grammatical norms to textbook Oxford English or the so called Received Pronunciation that is taught internationally. There is absolutely nothing wrong with how Geoff speaks, and your comment is frankly quite rude.

@PaddleDogC5 Hi Dog, (what's your actual name? as its seems so impersonal) I'm pleased you enjoyed another of my video's, lots more coming soon so keep watching. Thank You 😊 Regards Geoff

@@geoffburke John Shiels

@@PaddleDogC5 Thanks John 👍👍

@@PaddleDogC5 👍👍

@@TreLongboard Hi Juha, I'm so pleased you enjoyed another of my video's, lots more coming soon so keep watching. Thank You 😊 Regards Geoff

@@mairnealachamu Hi, (what's your actual name? as its seems so impersonal) I'm pleased you enjoyed another of my video's, lots more coming soon so please keep watching. Thank You 😊 Regards Geoff

@@geoffburke I'm commonly known as Tash everywhere outside of my professional life. I mostly paddle in West Cork, but also anywhere else I get the chance.

@@mairnealachamu Ahh thanks for that Tash, it's just nice to have a name to refer to. West Cork... now that sounds like a grand place to live, with lots of excellent paddling within reasonable distances. Extreme stuff too I'd imagine!! I must get over there, I've mentioned to my wife we need to visit Ireland quite a number of times as I enjoyed 3 weeks camper touring right around the coastline but she's never been 🤔🤔 must make the effort. All the best to you Tash. Cheers Geoff

@@alexdobie1808 Hi Alex, so pleased you enjoyed another of my video's and recognising the time it takes to put them together, I've lots more coming soon 🙄😂 so keep watching. Thank You 😊 Best Regards Geoff

@@nama5257 Hi Nama, thanks for your comments 😊 If you dont swim it's understandable you'd be concerned. But with a buoyancy aid on there wouldn't be a problem, it's obviously more about water confidence 🙄 and I feel right af home, in, on, or anywhere around the water 💧 Please feel free to browse my many other kayaking videos for you to enjoy, Please subscribe and share with friends with new content videos being added regularly. Best Wishes Geoff

@@Dzeroed Hi and thanks for the kind comments 👍 I hate hearing that people/instructors have actually scared folk away from the very sport that they wanted so badly to be able to succeed in...such a shame!! I'd recommend giving it another go with a couple of great friends of mine from the kayak club up on Shetland Hamish Leslie and Rachel Shucksmith, if I remember rightly they meet every (either) Wednesday or Thursday night at Gulberwick. They both run the Shetland Sea Kayak Symposium 2024 and every 2nd year. If you have difficulty in contacting them get in touch and I'll arrange a hook up with them. Hamish lives in Brae I believe. Best of luck but keep persevering it's a fabulous sport and you're spoilt rotten for amazing kayaking up there !!

@@johnduncan6569 Thanks for your comments John. Yes, it's a fabulous subterranean tunnel but the trip done to include Fogla and Lyra Skerries is just amazing. Check this out and browse for loads more on the channel... kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnm0YWiZrtqthNksi=ROViqFhF2c-AEnq4 Thanks again Cheers Geoff

@@geoffburke have you got a favourite spot to paddle in Shetland or is that too tough to call?

@@johnduncan6569 Yeah, a great question 🤔 tough one 🤔 as there are so many absolute gems and all are different in different conditions, so I really haven't a clue! So many stand out in my mind as being terrific yet I seem very fortunate to have cought most in the types of conditions that suit the particular trip and it's features especially if you like spicy and are prepared to mix it a bit 😀 What stands out most in your mind 🤔

@@Kowel93 😂😂 Hi Kowel, thanks for your comments, yes tide races and whirlpools are so much fun, but when in a fully laiden sea kayak it can be a bit of a handful 😀 Lots more crazy kayaking and beautiful scenery on the channel feel free to browse and share with friends, don't forget to subscribe and hit notifications please 😊 Cheers Geoff

@@daejeon0607 Thanks Kyle, Shetland is the UK's ultimate Sea Kayaking area in my opinion, with everything that's great about sea kayaking multiplied to the extreme 😀 👍 The Muckle Flugga trip took that to the pinnacle for me....remoteness and exposure, sea conditions, amazing wildlife and for you the geology would have been 'top draw', it certainly was for me. Wonderful features everywhere with caves, tunnels, geo's and general strata sculpted by the wild elements of Atlantic swell meeting the North Sea 🌊 Magnificent! Lots more videos to come from this year's trips that are still to edit. Make sure you subscribe and hit notifications bell 🔔 Comments are always most welcome! Thanks again Geoff

@Paddleclips Thanks Bob, watching at such close quarters and hearing it leaves no surprises as to why Shetland has so many amazing features, with its multitude of Caves, Stacks, Geo's and incredibly long Subterranean tunnels. You may enjoy watching a few video's of my Shetland adventures. Here's a few to start you off… kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnm0YWiZrtqthNksi=dfAxLUojrb-5soON kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4nGk5WMZa2faqssi=1HnguXhuUWuCq1lS kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2iuZmmFjpysZsUsi=VE5TJ81FsoE2o6iN I've quite a few more to edit from this years 10 day trip to Shetland. I was awarded an MB (E) on the Ramna Stacks trip 😂😂😂 Papa Stour shows us travel through Shetlands longest Subterranean tunnel. Muckle Flugga because of its absolute remoteness, its the UK's most Northerly Island, with Outstack the most Northerly Rock Awesome kayaking up there!!! As always, enjoy 😉 My vids are best viewed through KZbin on a large 4K Smart TV while enjoying a suitable beverage. 😂

@@Paddleclips Sorry Bob, gave the wrong link for Muckle Flugga vid 🙄🙄, the thumbnails look similar 😉 😎 kzbin.info/www/bejne/onW9apV7jc6pr5osi=wsPio-9bSSfK3dHx

Hey Geoff, thanks for the links to some other of your videos. We are getting ready to leave on a holiday, there is no internet where we are going. I will certainly watch those videos when we return. Thanks again really do enjoy watching you and your friends kayaking. Great narration also. Yes I do watch on smart TV. Take care talk to you when we get back.

@@Paddleclips Hi Bob and thanks for those wonderful comments. In my book, kayaking is just that, it doesn't need to be salt water under the kayak, fresh is just fine, adverse conditions are also not limited to the sea as we've all seen, especially on your lakes in BC. Even small lakes in our 'Lake District' National Park, it's not uncommon to experience 4 - 5ft waves. The sea does however, add an extra element of conditions around and through reefs, cliffy headlands that I love and is probably self evident in my video's...it seems like I'm 'wired' that way...some may say 'unwired' 🤣🤣🤣 After paddling over 50 + years and having a real love for surfing, some may also say the salt water has affected the brain cells, I put it all down to time in the boat and getting out regular. Anyway... I'm starting to ramble, so, please keep enjoying the video's, lots more different trips on the channel, please like each one you think deserves it, I welcome any feedback, share with friends, consider subscribing to be notified of lots of new content coming soon from the multitude of trips so far this year. Thanks again Best Regards Geoff 😊 👍

@@Paddleclips Oh Bob, forgot to mention...its Geoff 👍👍 Mr sounds so formal and I feel like a reprimand is coming 🤣🤣🤣 Cheers 🍺

@@geoffburke Hi Geoff, I will be subscribing to your channel. Take care

@@Paddleclips Thanks Bob, appreciated 👍

@@davidpoots8362 Cheers David, I'm sure the wedding will go off like clockwork, but if the video helped in the smallest of ways to de-stress... I'm pleased I could be of help. 😂😂👍 Glad you enjoyed it 😊

@@judecollett7004 Ahh Thanks again, so much your those comments, it's appreciated 😊 I'm pleased you are enjoying the video's, I've a mountain of footage from the loads of trips this year so far, that I've just not had time to edit them. Video's should be coming thick and fast shortly so stay tuned for mor action soon 😉 😂😂

@@TreLongboard Hi Juha, welcome back and as always thanks for your comments, keep them coming as loads more content to edit and upload very soon 👍👍 I used to use the Hero 10 with standard stabilisation and Horizon leveling which I found fine, but GoPro's inability to sort out the usless unreliability issues... locking up requiring the battery to be removed on nearly every trip at least once was just a joke!!! Lots of excellent footage lost when it's too rough to take it to bits in a sea kayak, risking water ingress!! The original Hero 10 was replaced more than 5 times and still has the same issue!! I moved to DJI's Action 4 which uses the same 1:1.7 lens as my Mini 3 Pro drone. It gives stunning results and uses DJI's RockSteady 3.0 Technology, it gives a slightly wider field of view even in Parallel (dewarp) mode and I use 4K at 30 or 60 fps. It's ultra reliable, with no issues in the 12 months that I've been using it. The Action 5 is being released in the coming weeks, which has the same form factor and a bunch of new settings/enhancements, that's all I can find out at present. I'm more than happy with image quality etc and find it much better than the GoPro. I hope this helps...stay tuned for more coming soon 👍👍 Cheers Geoff

@@davidpoots8362 Hi David, thanks for your great comments as usual. Yes absolutely, only I'd probably end up broken in hospital, put back together with metalwork repairs to match my spine and new joints, no wonder I'm putting on weight 😂😂 hopefully the kayak would fair better 👍 It's a wonderful playground, also a very beautiful coastline, packed with wildlife, perfect when both spicy and calm!! Heading up there on Sunday if anyone is interested 👍 Thanks Again Geoff

@@SuperJaffro Hi Jason and thanks for your comment 😊 👍 Absolutely, you know when you've had your Flucker Muggled 😂😂😂 Standing at the Lighthouse and looking out is just awesome!! It feels like your staring out over the edge of the world 🌎....the kayaking is brilliant too!! Cheers, if you're new to the channel feel free to browse, there's loads of excellent content please like share with friends, subscribe and your comments are always welcome feedback. Cheers Geoff👍👍

@@seangrimmer7925 Hi Sean and thanks for your comments 😊 😂😂 The Farnes is a little bit of nature just off our local coastline with loads of beautiful wildlife and scenery, interesting and playful tide races which, as always, subject to opposing wind and swell conditions...so a great place to have some fun!! It's never the same each visit, so again, always a great kayaking trip whether male or female 🤔😂😂 If its your 1st time viewing on the channel, check out more of my video's Inc multi-day trips...lots on here and new content being added from loads of interesting trips this year so don't forget to subscribe and hit the notifications 🔔 Bell. Cheers Geoff