Mylor Harbour to Porthbeor

What a change from our last day out on the water. Warm and sunny with a light WNW wind. Great visibility and although there was a small swell, very little in the way of waves. The majority of the bird life was sunning itself and anything up to four seals were seen fishing their way across the coast.

Between us, Kevin and I managed to sort out most of Cornwall's socio-economic and educational problems so now all we have to sort out is how to complete the second half of our kayak rolls!

Details:
Paddle No:  2
Date: 18/03/2013
Wind: Force 2 WNW
Temperature: 9 degrees
Weather: Clear and sunny
Distance Covered: 10.5 miles
Duration: 3.5 hrs
Access: Easy launch, landing and exit
Sea State: Small swell
Kayaks: P&H Scorpio and Easky 13

Mylor Harbour to
Porthbeor 

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Marazion to Perranuthnoe

The very first paddle! OK it was a short paddle to get started but at least we did get started.

What a cold miserable day! Kevin and I took the outside route around St Michael’s Mount and paddled from Marazion to Perranuthnoe. It was a bumpy ride with small to moderate swell, flattening out the further we traveled towards Perranuthnoe.

Wildlife:  Eider, Brent Geese, Black-throated Diver and Dunlin.

Details:
Paddle No: 1
Date: 03/03/2013
Wind: Force 4 ENE
Temperature: 3 degrees
Weather: Clear but overcast
Distance Covered: 5.78 miles
Duration: 3 hrs
Access: Easy launch, landing and exit
Sea State: Small waves, whitecaps at times and a small to moderate swell
Kayaks: P&H Scorpio and Easky 13

   Marazion to
   Perranuthnoe

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