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Steve T

Kendal Mountain Festival - Wild Water Night 20/11/09

http://www.mountainfest.co.uk/home.cfm?page=39
http://www.ukriversguidebook.co.u...um/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=55629

Tickets £11.00 - any interest?

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Kendal Mountain Festival - Wild Water Night
Friday 20th November at 8.30pm


Kendal’s ever popular Wild Water Night is the opportunity for paddlers – of all persuasions - to get together to enjoy the best of paddle film and be inspired for new adventures of their own. This year the talk is on wilderness Canadian Canoeing and our guest speaker is John Cousins.

'There Were Three in the Boat……' - Wilderness Canadian Canoeing in Northern Ontario

John Cousins skied across Alaska's Hayes range and then sea kayaked on the Kenai peninsula in 1986 and has been seeking out remote adventures ever since. He is an International Mountain Guide and Director of Training at Plas y Brenin who rediscovered open canoeing five years ago with the birth of his daughter. Since then they have had a number of multi day journeys up and down the West coast of Scotland, circuited the Bowron Lakes in British Columbia before taking a float plane across the Temegami region of Northern Ontario earlier this year. With five year old squealing 'yeehah' on every rapid they paddled the Lady Evelyn River and linked up lakes and portages on a twelve day traverse with only blackfly and the odd rustle in the trees for company. John's talk will look over some of these formative wilderness journeys before redefining the family holiday in Temegami this year!

Tickets available online or via the box office 01539 725133. Festival details at www.mountainfest.co.uk
CarlS

If anyone goes, as Chairman I will make a formal request that no one asks John Cousins if he has paddled on the Burrs, nor does he have any experience of pink guiness, killer clams or moon walking.  By definition he is probably a little more than a half decent paddler and deserves respect.
GrahamS

Can he skate as well as his brother, Robin?
Steve T

Or write an appropriately titled book like his sister, Lucy?



This one could run. Next?
Phil

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Can he skate as well as his brother, Robin?


Yeh but i bet he cant ride a wheelbarrow as good
Sorry Steve i cant think of any more cousins to add.The only cousins i can think off is chorley and you said theres a few of them.you never know he may have webbed hands too

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