@minerwilly Thanks Willy 👍👍 Yes, we're getting close!! In fact in the next episode (4) we'll be passing you're house and having lunch in Farr Bay just beneath your place. It's a bugger we missed you 🙄🙄 So it's from Armadale bay, lunch in Farr Bay then on to camp on Rabbit Island where I celebrate my 74th birthday the next morning, before setting off to traverse Whiten Head and then on to camp on Eilean Hoan. All in your backyard with plenty of familiar features that you'll recognise 😀 😉 Take care and stay tuned. Best Regards Geoff

@geoffburke I know them all very well. You'll no doubt have fallen in love with the spectacular cave by the Maidens at Whiten Head. It's good to see it all on video. I usually just take photos.

@minerwilly Willy, thanks again and your right about Whiten Head 👍👍 its such an amazing place the features inc caves and arches just lept on giving. I'm not sure which cave you mean or talk about the Maidens, it may jog my memory and become clearer once I start that edit (please send me a picture or 2 if you would) as I'd like to mention it in the finished episode. Is it possible to send something to recognise it via Messenger, please, it would be a great help ... Cheers 🍻 👍 Taking my time editing the footage is very worthwhile to assist the cold memories. Thanks again. Best regards, Geoff

@mairnealachamu Hey Chamu, so pleased you enjoyed this episode, too !! It was as you say, a stunning trip, with lots of active sea conditions which I love 💕🤪 The features along the way were just breathtaking ... great trip and still more to come in the followup episodes !! Cheers Geoff 🍻 👍👍

@THE-RIVER-RAT Hahaha, yeah, thanks, George. Loads of laughs in this one, with lots of fun and excitement along the way ... gob smackingly beautiful and cracking active conditions throughout the amazing coastal features 😂👍😊

Thanks George, thought you'd already seen this one. Some great sections around St Abbs to challenge yourself in. It's a superb place with fantastic scenery and wildlife too, it's excellent even on a flat calm day, definitely worth the drive even for yourself. Let me know if you fancy doing it and I'll pick a calm day for you to enjoy it. Yes, the 2 guys were from the Borders club whom I'd never paddled with before, but hey, they really got stuck in Graeme in particular he was bloody freezing by the time we got out at the end. A cracking compilation video, and I enjoyed reliving each trip as I was editing it all together...lots of work that one. Keep in touch George 👍👍

@@geoffburke Thanks for the offer, I just may take you up on this one day as it does look like a beautiful spot. Yes I can imagine this tuck you some time to edit, however you did a great job 👍

@THE-RIVER-RAT Cheers George, it's an open invitation so just get in touch anytime 👍 no problems 😊

@arnarmar75 Hi Arnar, I'm so pleased you enjoyed the video, and thank you for your kind comments. Scotland is an amazing place to paddle, you can't go wrong with most places along its coastline. It has it all, tide races, beautiful features to explore incredible scenery and abundant wildlife... just watch out when visiting in the summer during midge season, they eat you alive 😳😂😂 If you liked the Episode 1, you'll love the second and I've just finished editing Episode 3, which I'm well pleased with, too. It should be live to view on the channel within the next couple of days,,, just a few minor tweaks to do. Wales is also a great area to paddle. Enjoy Baja and I look forward to more of your comments once you've watched some more of my other offerings. Thanks again, and safe paddling Geoff

@@minerwilly Thanks Willy, aye, I bet this next (3) Im currently working on will be even more familiar!! Episode 3: Portskerra Pier to Armadale Bay. Gradually working my way to your front door mate 👍 😂😂 Take care 🙂 Cheers Geoff 🍻

@@minerwilly Absolutely, looking at that beach, it wouldn't be fun with a high tide and a decent swell. Totally scoured out with rips across the full length of the beach !!!

@@geoffburke I think most of us have got wet on there on more than one occasion 😂 Looking forwards to seeing the next episodes.

@BMonkey34 Hi, and thanks for your comments. I use the Garmin GPSMAP 65S, I have it set securely on my own mounting and lanyard, which can be easily disconnected and hung over the side for deck rescues, if required. Cheers, Geoff

@alexdobie1808 Thank Alex, the North Coast is particularly special, having all the ingredients and more for a beautiful and exciting trip. Certainly not for the faint-heartedbut with the right group of paddlers who know what they're about, it can bring loads of joy to a wider range of skills. Don't do yourself down as there's always a way... with knowledge comes experience. 👍👍 I'll PM you 👍👍

@dugeish Hey, Doug. i hope both you and Cindy are well and staying warm over there. Thanks again for your wonderful words 😊 I just let the camera run while I'm paddling and the natural beauty of that area is just does the rest. It's a kayakers paradise 💕💕 and we were blessed that conditions allowed our passage. We got the opportunity of transiting it again on the 2nd of last day of the remaing 6 days kayak camping journey in loaded boats across the "Roof" The next episode (3) is the start of that 6 days and takes us from Portskerra Pier to Armadale Bay, rounding a lovely active Strathy Point 😀😂😂😂 Images of which are currently undergoing some magical conjuring as we speak 😀 We'll, need a catch up call soon. Say hi the Cindy xx Cheers and take care Geoff & Shirley

@domhnallmorris Cheers 🍻 Thanks for the comments Regards Geoff 👍

@calatoruldac Thanks Viorel, it was a great day !! And another 6 kayak camping days still to come. Stay safe and well my friend 🧡 👍👍

@SeaKayakingUKRepairs Thanks for your comments, and I am so pleased to have you along with us. I'm sure Nigel and Steve Miles will be especially pleased 😂😂👍

@peakandpaddleuk Ha,ha, 😂😂 thanks, Leigh. Again, I am pleased you enjoyed it. Middle is also good, but some of them had strong surges and turbulence pushing you against the wall, so all you can do is get those correction strokes in early maintaining balance and speed. One did catch one of the group, requiring a roll, executed without issue 👍👍 Thanks Again 😊 👍👍 Geoff

@ you’re definitely braver than me! 🤣

@@peakandpaddleuk Narr, not brave 🙄 some say stupid 😂😂👍

@@geoffburke perhaps the best term is simply, as you even refer to yourself, "salty" :)

@@peakandpaddleuk Such compliments !! ... lovely 😍 Thanks Leigh

@peakandpaddleuk Hi Leigh, and thank you for comments 😊 Yes, Handa is a brilliant trip, so many hidden gems of features to explore. The flat submerged slabs give rise to some excellent sea conditions, so be sure to watch the last episode in this "Scotland's Roof" series. It's a perfect way to finish 8 glorious days !! Forgive me, I'm still working my way through the huge amount of footage from a tremendous 2024 sea kayaking year. I've been enjoying your video's too!! I've just finished watching your October trip around Lismore... a very nice video, I like your composition and style 👍👍 We also paddled it for 4 days in late October. 1: Appin lay-by opposite Shuna, Around Shuna's West & Lismore's west side, then across to Inninmore on Morven. 2: Across to Craignure Mull, Duart, south to Port Donain, then across to Gylen Castle, Kerrera. 3: Back Isle, West Kerrera, across to Lady's Rock, then Eilean Musdile (camp in lighthouse garden Shhhh 🤫). 4: Up Lismore's East side, across to Castle Stalker, up Shuna's East back to launch. Rubbish weather the entire time, but it was still an enjoyable way to finish the kayak camping year. Please PM via Messenger to keep in touch, it's always nice to hear what others get up to 👍👍 Best Regards Geoff 💕

@ hey Geoff! So glad to hear you enjoyed my Lismore video, I had such fun making it. Your own trip there sounds like a really nice alternative route, I’ll have to try it sometime. I’ve really enjoyed these two “Scotland’s roof” videos. I always love watching other people’s kayak adventures as it gives me ideas for trips to do but also it’s a wonderful form of escapism for me during the week when I’m working! The British sea kayaking community is fantastic. I’ll definitely stay in touch and I’ll be looking forward to seeing more videos as you get through all your footage! ☺️

@peakandpaddleuk Hi Leigh, the Lismore camping trip was the last one I could squeeze in before the end of the year. Needless to say the weather was very poor (character building) but very enjoyable. There must be something about Lizmore, each time I've paddled it the weather has been foul. As bad as F7 one time with almost zero visibility. Please feel free to browse my other offerings with quite varied locations to get your taste buds flowing. Stay in touch... oh, nearly forgot to ask, what area are you from? I'm from the North East, but you probably guessed that by my accent 😀😀 Cheers Geoff 🍻 👍

@ it’s good to have the occasional character building trip though, it reminds us that we’re strong and capable! 🙂 And yes I’ll definitely be working my way through your videos, perfect morning viewing! As for where I’m from… everywhere! Based just north of London these days!

@peakandpaddleuk Absolutely 💯 Leigh, it's always good to stretch ourselves, within safe limits of course, and find our inner self, pitting ourselves against the elements, gives us an appreciation of the wild and wonderful outdoors... something I've loved from being a child, which thankfully has never left me. The far Northwest and even the west coast of Scotland is a long drive for you. But for beautiful sea kayaking spots, it's definitely worth it. Have you got a set group you paddle with, or do you prefer solo camping trips?

@marcelocabral6005 Hi Marcelo, thank you for your comments. The entire 8 days were absolutely brilliant 👍😎 with varied conditions allowing us to get close to the energy to enjoy excellent kayaking through the caves, gullies arches, and tunnels. For the next 6 days, we travel the "Roof of Britain" in loaded kayaks, camping along the way. Make sure you stay tuned for the remaining episodes, as I get the mountain of video data edited and uploaded to the channel. Thanks and happy paddling 👍👍😎🍻 Geoff

@marcelocabral6005 Hi Marcelo, thank you for your comments. The entire 8 days were absolutely brilliant 👍😎 with varied conditions allowing us to get close to the energy to enjoy excellent kayaking through the caves, gullies arches, and tunnels. For the next 6 days, we travel the "Roof of Britain" in loaded kayaks, camping along the way. Make sure you stay tuned for the remaining episodes, as I get the mountain of video data edited and uploaded to the channel. Thanks and happy paddling 👍👍 Cheers Geoff 🍻😎

@ronaldlinkenhoker5705 Hi Ronald, and Thank you for your comments 😊 Yes and absolutely mind blowing adventure!! We were very fortunate to get the weather to allow us passage around the Cape and back. It is such an iconic piece of coastline, wild and remote, majestic cliffs, with arches, gullies and caves to have fun in. Stay tuned for lots more excitement and stunning scenery as complete the next 6 days in fully loaded boats, along the commiting coastline of our chosen section of "Britain's Roof". Thanks again Best Regards Geoff 😊 🍻👍

@ looking forward to it!

@ronaldlinkenhoker5705 I think you'll enjoy it 😉 Cheers Geoff 😎🍻 👍

@mairnealachamu Thanks Champ, Cape Wrath is such an iconic area, magnificent scenery and exposed conditions made it a delight to paddle. We were very fortunate with weather and sea conditions. The next 6 days was commiting, requiring us to paddle our full chosen section of "The Roof", self-sufficient in fully loaded boats with camping equipment... my favourite, and the very essence of sea kayaking for me!! Stay tuned... I'll start Episode 3 edit in a couple of days which includes more exciting stuff !! Best Regards Geoff 🍻👍

@davidpoots8362 Ahh, David it was a trip out of this world, amazing scenery and brilliant conditions. To be able to paddle such an iconic location with weather allowing us to complete the Northwesterly Cape both ways 😀 it was Superb!! The lighting and thunder was the icing on the cake, so atmospheric to be there in the kayak was incredible!! My shoulders prefer the lighter paddle, yet still plenty of power when it's needed to get me through the rough in a hurry 😅 The next 3 days were amazing too, kayak camping with fully loaded boats, which is the true essence of sea kayaking for me 👍😍 I'll try and get straight on to the Episode 3 edit, so stay tuned. Thanks again for your comments. Cheers Geoff 🍻 👍

@THE-RIVER-RAT Cheers George, pleased you enjoyed it, but, giz a minute, I've just finished this one 😂😂😂 It is an amazing place to paddle an icon, up there with the best !! It's not that often conditions allow for such a trip... we were very fortunate to be able to get around the Cape and back safely. Cheers 🍻 Geoff 👍

Loved it once aggain 😎😍

@bartkroft7063 Thank you so much Bart, it was an amazing paddle in such an iconic area. The scenery was breathtaking as we're the conditions to allow us to complete our goal. The adventure continues in the next episode where we start our 6 days of kayak camping...stay tuned 😀 👍👍 and thanks for watching. Cheers Geoff 🍻 👍

@tip6415 Hi Tip, and thanks for those brilliant comments 😀😀👍 Wow!! I just can't imagine how cold that really is !!! I whinge and whine when it's damp and wet over here, requiring a thin fleece body warmer waistcoat, and the central heating turned up a notch. Your breath must freeze as you exhale, hard to imagine how you can sustain that. On the plus side, though... you must have incredible scenery and wide open spaces to explore and enjoy when the temperatures rise. 💕💕 Another piece of heaven heading your way, as Episode 2: Cape Wrath, should be live by tomorrow night. Please send your comments. Cheers once again Geoff 👍

@@geoffburke but that "wet" cold can be sometimes even worse. Here (on the Prairies of Canada) yeah, it is a shock but it is a dry cold. You do find out where the arthritis is! Take care!

@tip6415 Thanks Tip, it sounds worth the cold. The Prairies of Canada sound fantastic 👍 I'm not sure if we'll get the chance to see them on our trip around August this year. We've been kindly invited to Halifax, Nova Scotia by Doug and Cindy. They're one of my Channel subscribers whom I helped to arrange and join with them in a "Truly Scottish Sea Kayaking Experience" last year (2 Video's on the Channel). They're a lovely couple and really enjoyed their trip and want to show us their amazing part of the world and want me to Kayak with them and their circle of kayaking friends. There looks to be some amazing places to paddle over there, and we're intending to see a lot more of the country, but also realise how huge it is 👍👍 Cheers Geoff 🍻 👍

@tip6415 oh forgot to mention, I'm riddled with arthritis, having had 2 knees and a hip replaced and some of my spine vertebrae fused due to it. Also both shoulders had rotator cuff repairs but that's just due to kayaking 🤔😂😂😂 I'm a total train wreck 😅 🤪🤣

@@geoffburke Halifax is on my wishlist. You will love it!

@glyn829 Hi Glyn, and thank you for your kind comments. It is much appreciated. 👍 There's lots more coming soon from this amazing 8-day trip... so stay tuned. Exposed headlands, tide races, breathtaking scenery, and outstanding kayaking conditions. Looking at your videos I see lots of images of Cornwall very close to where I spent most of my annual holidays whilst growing up and subsequent holidays with my children while they were growing up too. Trethias Farm Caravan Park above Treyarnon Bay, inc Constantine Bay and the Camel estuary, also Crantock and Watergate. Happy memories, we often go back to visit!! I also fly DJI drones, with several videos of Cornish Engines and lighthouses on the channel 😀 Thanks again and Best Regards Geoff.

@davidludford2164 Hi David and thanks so much for your kind comments 😀 Muckle Flugga and Out Stack are just incredible!!! Climbing up the crumbling cut stone steps to eventually stand at the lighthouse, utterly is breathtaking !! It is, like being at the "Edge of the World" but the entire time, your mind is focused on the ruggedness, remoteness, and relentless forces that are constantly battering the islands and rock into submission. A fellow subscriber asked if you can get a trip boat out there, but due to its remoteness and general sea conditions, I think it's unlikely and too risky that skippers would risk landing the general public. We were fortunate to just make it in the kayaks as we're able to manoeuvre to get close into the rocks ledges. Lots more stunning adventures and footage on the channel. Please don't forget to subscribe, share with friends as new Adventures are being added regularly. Thanks Again Geoff

@dugeish Doug, it's me that has to say, Wow! After a review like that... truly amazing. Thank You. Making anything worthwhile requires good ingredients. The Handa video I produced couldn't really go wrong with amazing scenery, brilliant weather, stunning wildlife, and a few wee active conditions. Perfect ingredients for an outstanding trip, and making a video from it, all i had to do was mix it up a bit 😀 The whole North coast is so impressive, from a whole host of aspects. I think every episode is going to be stunning. I'm looking forward to reliving the memories and I'll certainly try to bring those memories to life in each video. Episode 2: Is another long one, but has so much different content in it, the time just seems to fly. I hope you like it. I'm not sure it will be ready for the weekend, but I'll try my best as I'm Kayaking the Farnes on Thursday, all being well. Speak soon, and thanks again... say hi to Cindy 💕

@davidpoots8362 Ouch !! Yes, too right, being able to swim always a help!! David, that sounds like there's a great back story to tell. You must PM me with the details, I'm on FB and Messenger. I'm totally intrigued as to how it all went pear-shaped, these things can happen in an instant, often beyond our control. Pleased you enjoyed the video. I hope it hasn't brought back nightmares. Episode 2 , Cape Wrath is almost finished and should be live by the weekend if kayaking on Thursday doesn't get in the way. Cheers and hope to hear from you... all the best Geoff

@divexplore21 Hi, and thanks for your comments. Yes, it's a fabulous area to explore by kayak with stunning scenery and amazing wildlife. Obviously, being this far North and totally exposed to wind, swell and strong tides, it requires careful planning and, in many ways, very similar to adventurous diving, especially off Scotlads West Coast. Diving around the Slate Isles area Inc Scarba and Jura were some of my favourite diving spots, I also enjoyed a 10 day hard boat exped around St Kilda and Outer Isles many years ago... there's an old diving video of mine of Kilda on the channel somewhere. I still get the odd dive in when I'm abroad, but not the same as UK waters. More from this Series coming soon so stay tuned... I'm currently editing Day 2 : Where we paddled around Cape Wrath (both ways 😂). Best Regards Geoff

@ Hi Geoff, Yeah absolutely the weather dictates trips like this and proper planning is needed for success. Will keep an eye out for the Cape Wrath video. Thank for your reply. Regards.

@divexplore21 indeed 👍 Cheers

Oh, great comments, Alex, and it's good to see you enjoyed it 😀 👍 Handa is a fantastic place and really packs a punch for it's size. We had great fun around the North and West sides on the last day, pure carnage in the swell over the slabs as we were in loaded boats with full camping kit etc, 😂😂😂 It was hilarious 😂 What an excellent 1st trip out in a sea kayaking... absolutely awesome. Well done!! 👏 You've beaten me to it as I've never been to Oldany or the Old Man of Stoer. I really must go as the whole area has loads of cracking spots. Insider info🤫🤫... Episode 2 Is Cape Wrath, both ways, there was still bad weather to the East, so we got the big pinch point in the bag 1st while we had the opportunity. Keep watching and the comments coming. They're always appreciated....Cheers 👍👍

@minerwilly Oh, sorry Willy, it was in May last year, though. If I'd known I'd have called in, it was my birthday too, we could have had a party 🥳 🎉 Next time, where do you live again?

@geoffburke I would have loved to join you for a day or two. I don't need much of an excuse to get out on the sea and there are a lot of hidden gems up here. You're always welcome if you're back in the far north again some time. I'm up in Bettyhill.

@minerwilly Thanks Willy, I'll certainly let you know the next time I'm back in the area. Yes, absolutely spot in with the hidden gems as we searched just about every nook and cranny on our way past. In fact we had lunch in Farr Bay, which must be just below your house. It's a wonderful you didn't see us 😂😂😂 I'll PM you for a bit craic. Cheers Willy 🍻

You'll certainly recognise a lot of the footage as we travel right along your piece of coastline.

@@geoffburke Looking forward to it. It was nice seeing Handa on video. I take a huge number of photos but I never bother with video any more.

@AirOnTheWater Thanks for your kind comments and lots more videos on the channel. Please feel free to browse and share with friends. Subscribe (if not already) and hit the notifications bell to news of new content as I upload it. Episode 2 coming soon. Thanks again & Best regards Geoff

@THE-RIVER-RAT Thanks again George, so pleased you enjoyed it. Lots of time and work putting it together but all worthwhile when I get comments like that. A bit of humour in too for good luck. Working on the next episode at present 😂👍

@@geoffburke 👍Yes that's the only downside to a great paddle, all the time it takes to edit the video.

@THE-RIVER-RAT Absolutely but once it's done it's a lasting memory and an aid/reference for others interested in planning the same trip

@@geoffburke "TRUE"

@domhnallmorris Hi Dom ?? And thanks for those fine comments 👍 much appreciated Yeah, guilty as charged 😂😂😂 I'm almost a Geordie (a Wearsider actually, which is a wee bit further South than Geordie land), and I'm aware my Gaelic is rubbish... apologies. You're not the 1st to mention it though 🙄😂 I trust It'll not put you off watching the rest of my Scottish trip video's coming soon. Best Regards Geoff Oh, please take the time to subscribe if not already, make sure you've hit the Notification button to be reminded of my new uploads.... cheers 🍻

@geoffburke I am looking forward to episode 2.

@domhnallmorris Excellent !! I think you'll enjoy it, lots of awesome kayaking and lovely conditions along this iconic stretch of coast.

Hi and welcome back KJ. Thanks for your great comments. Yeah, Will’s great planning of heading West away from the stronger winds and big swells paid off... you must keep an eye on the bigger picture and have a good "Plan B" I'll give it the thumbs up for you 👍 🤔😂 More great stuff from this fabulous trip coming soon 👍👍 Stay tuned

having a good plan B is always wise ... alas (and no names mentioned!!) it does need to be a 'good' plan 😂

@kjflynn3379 Too right KJ, it sounds like there's a story behind that somewhere me thinks 🤔?? 😂😂

@marcelocabral6005 Hi Marcelo, and thanks for your wonderful comments. I'm so pleased you enjoyed the video, Handa is an amazing paddle, great scenery and wildlife. Please be sure to subscribe if you're not already as I've lots more video's still to edit from some super trips last year. Cheers 🍻 👍

@mickpeters8002 Hi Mick and thanks for those wonderful comments. I'm so pleased you enjoyed the video, please make sure you've subscribed and hit the bell to be notified as I continue to add more video's in this series. Lots more of last years trips still to edit... so stay tuned. Cheers 🍻 👍

@mairnealachamu I'm so pleased you enjoyed this one, too. Weather is always a big consideration, and sometimes you just have to go with what you're dealt with, especially when it's a multi-day camping trip. Yeah apologies for my terrible garlic pronunciation. You're not the 1st to comment 🙄🙄😅 Hopefully I'll get the followup video's sorted soon... i can't wait either as there's some cracking stuff. Cheers 🍻 👍

@@lowbraceturn4407 Hi LBT, and thanks again for your lovely comments. Yes, this series is going to be great fun to watch from start to finish. It was an absolutely stunning trip 💥 !!

@@DKPaddlerHi DK, and thanks again for your lovely comments. Yes, this series is going to be great fun to watch from start to finish. It was an absolutely stunning trip 💥 !!

@bryangoldthorpe8906 Hi Bryan and a Happy New Year to you. Let's hope the weather gods and good health allow for more amazing adventures this year. Thanks again for your positive comments. I'm so pleased you're still enjoying the video's 👍 I should have day 1 of 8 days amazing kayaking posted by the end of the week... It should be a good one 👍 😂

@daveys Thank you for your comments Davie, yes, St Abbs never disappoints, it's always great place to fool around in the boats with any swell around.

@@kjflynn3379 Many Thanks, KJ, All the Best to you and yours for 2025 🧨💥🎇🎆🎉🍾 May it bring everything you wish for... Stay Safe Cheers 🍻

@@davidpoots8362 Absolutely David, lots of plans in the mix. Hope you're having a wonderful festive break... time to reflect and make plans for 2025 🎇🎆

@GuzzFieldTonKi Hi Guzz, it was a fabulous trip, made all the more special to help host and be along and enjoy it with 2 wonderful people 😀 Thanks for your comments

@thierrybayle4338 Hi Thierry. I'm so pleased pleased you enjoyed the video. It's a wonderful area to paddle, take a look at more of my adventures from around the same area. If I may suggest the Slate Islands around 20 miles further South. See Link... I hope you enjoy it? kzbin.info/www/bejne/baOUnX5joq2JrLMsi=3ny3Ms5vOPqVE9yW

@calatoruldac Hi Viorel, thanks for your kind wishes. Seasons Greetings to you too, and lots of safe, happy, kayaking in 2025. Cheers Geoff.

@alexdobie1808 Thanks, Alex, yes it was great fun. It's really nice being able to make new friends all the way from Nova Scotia Canada. They had a fabulous time and it looks like i get to paddle with them again when Shirley and I go out to visit this next year. Seasons Greetings to You and your family. Have a great Christmas 🎄 😀 😊 🍾

@THE-RIVER-RAT Hi George, so pleased you enjoyed it. Kerrera is a fabulous little paddle with a nice sheltered launch spot, and without swell, the South Coast is lovely to explore in summer,with lots of available landing spots between the reefs. Any swell from the South would make landing much trickier, so check swell forecasts. You must go, it's great. Have a great Christmas, and who knows? we may bump into one another on the water in 2025. Seasons Greetings 🎄🎄🍾 Geoff

@Paddleclips Thanks, Bob, it's greatly appreciated. My kindest regards, have an excellent Christmas to you and all of your family, and I hope 2025 brings you everything you wish for 👍😀 Oh, and lots of kayaking to keep our spirits high 😂🤪🤪 All the best, my friend 🧡

@kevincasey2947 Thank You Kevin, I'm so pleased you enjoyed it and I really appreciate your very fine comments!! 👍😀 Lots more great content on the Channel so please browse and share with friends. Please subscribe if you've not done so already. Cheers Geoff