Allaway canoe, Poolewe

Ed, Anna, Charlotte and Daniel spent the morning learning canoeing skills around the coastline at Inverewe Garden. So keen to practice their skills they even practised some canoe rescue skills at the end!

Shaw kayak, Poolewe

Owen, Robbie and Adam joined me for a fun morning paddling around the coastline by Inverewe Garden. It must have been a warm day as Robbie threw himself into the sea at one point!

Waddell paddle, Mellon Charles

Charles, Rowan, Jamie and Denise enjoyed a sunny morning with me. Charles and Rowan had been out with me way back in 2013 and it was great to see them again, this time paddling on the opposite side of loch Ewe.

Davis Dreisbach-Pollington kayak, Gairloch

Laura, Greg, Logan, Rebecca, Esther and Kieran all joined me for a morning on the water. Most of them have been out on the water with me before a number of times, so I knew what to expect! Some of them took on the challenge of standing on the buoy, with only Rebecca managing to get off without falling in!

Payne kayak, Gairloch

Anne, Jim and Rory came out with me for a session, learning some paddling skills whilst having fun and spotting wildlife. This seal wanted to pose for photos!

Wood kayak, Gairloch

Fay, Camilla, Ben, Poppy, Flo, Heidi and Barnaby all joined me for a busy session on the water in the sunshine. The Weather was perfect for a fun session exploring the coastline and wildlife by Gairloch in kayaks.

Lyndon paddle, Gairloch

Gavin, Rachel, James and Connor met me for a fun mornings paddling. Connor jumped in a canoe with me whilst the rest went in kayaks. Obviously the tandem Conor/Connor canoe was the best boat on the water!

Kershaw kayak, Poolewe

Olivia, Jack, Rachel and David met me for a morning paddling around Inverewe garden. All was going well until Jack got a bit carried away during a game and ended up swimming!

Leech kayak, Poolewe

Gemma and Andrew spent the afternoon exploring the calm waters around Inverewe garden. The forests of egg wrack and bladder wrack sea weeds might not be part of the garden or even planned but I quite like gazing into them looking at life below the surface!

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