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Competition of All Sorts the Antidote To November 2016 Incorporating Ocean Kayaker and Paddlers World Guide to Kildare’s The Big forgotten canal Meet Top tips for and fundraising others Competition of all sorts The antidote to Rio Club news page 26 Wild water racing national championships page 70 Contents - November 2016 Regular columns Calendar 4 Events for the next year. Editorial 6 Travel Technical & Reference Competition Stuart Fisher WWR medallists. The brownfield site. A day in the rain 14 Ten top tips for fundraising 25 Slalom 38 Julian Pitt Alyas Khan Olympic Games - Richard Pettit Undercurrents 7 When I think of the Liamone my pulse quickens The secrets of effective fundraising that can Ivrea Slalom - ICF Kiwi arificial slalom course. and my muscles tense. help make your bids successful. La Seu d’Urgell Slalom - ICF Pau Slalom - ICF Incident file 10 Sort of a Scout canoe 76 British Open Not an illegal immigrant. Arthur Green Lee Valley Slalom To the Brecon & Monmouth Canal as we all Access and environment 11 wished for a more adventurous project than Sprint 46 Howsham Weir faces EA changes. canoeing up and down an estuary. Olympic Games - ICF Duisburg Regatta - Richard Pettit Letters 15 Canoeing is just great 79 Racice Regatta - ICF Where is this? Kev Pyne Senior, Under 23, Paracanoe National & Reminiscing in verse on past trips. Inter-Services Champs Eureka! 16 Storage racks without dents. Marathon 56 World Championships - ICF On show 21 National Championships Some of the products to be seen at the Southampton Boat Show. Polo 61 Lee Valley Tournament Touring 24 Song of the Paddle Big Meet. Multisport 62 Keyo Brigg Bomber Club news 26 Norfolk Superhero - Jean Ashley Poole Harbour Canoe Club French twin trip. Box End Sprint Quadrathlon - Jean Ashley Aberdeen University Canoe Club 50th. JT Hughes Hyundai Shrewsbury Quadrathlon - Jean Ashley Guide 29 Fabian4 Dyffryn Conwy Mountain Tri - Lance Ball Grand Canal (Naas & Corbally Branch). Awesome Foursome - Jean Ashley Obstructed but far from derelict. Sailing 68 Byde your time 35 Europa Cup Ivory tower syndrome. Wild Water Racing 70 Books 36 National Championships Next year’s wilderness paddling calendar. Freestyle 72 Back then 79 Washburn Boater-X What we reported in earlier decades. Lee Valley Cross Marathon national championships page 57 Sailing Europa Cup page 68 Bristol Harbour Festival Cardboard Boat Race 2 CANOEIST November 2016 CANOEIST November 2016 3 22/23 33rd Liptov September 19 Stoke Fenton, 4N 18 Outer W, NE3 26/27 World Mas Games, Auckland 23 Alva Sp 19 Bedford, SW&L2 18 Coventry, L1 May 27-1 World Championships, Sp, Pau 19 Outer W, NE3 18 Cheadle, LDevN 12-14 69th Tatra 19 Cheadle, YDevE 18 Stratford, LDevS 26-28 Pyrenees Cup 1, Pau SPRINT 19 York, LDevN 19 Millfield, SW1/2 June April 20 Millfield, SW1/2 25 Coventry, 1 1-4 European Championships, 8/9 Sparafucile 26 Leeds 2N 25 Rickmansworth, 2S Tacen 8/9 Holme Pierrepont 26 Robinson, 3SE 25 Dundee, Sc3 3/4 Pyrenees Cup 2, La Seu d’Urgell 22/23 Banja Luka, Cl/Sp 26 Fenton Manor, NWC3 25 Tooting, SE&L2 9-11 62nd Merano May 26 York, Yk3 25 Cheadle, 4N SURFING 24 Bath-Bradford-on-Avon Classic 16-18 Praha, WC 1 6/7 Holme Pierrepont 26 Cheadle, NWC4NW 25 Stratford, 3CSW November 24/25 39th Cheshire Ring Canal 23-25 Augsburg, WC 2 12-14 Montemor-o-Velho, WC 1 26 Cheltenham, SWY 25 York, 3N 12-20 SUP and Paddleboard World 25 Bradford-on-Avon, H 24/25 Y Danubia Cup, Bratislava 13 Elmbridge 26 Stratford, LDevS 25 Trenton Manor, NWC4C Championships, Fiji 25 Shropshire, H 30-2 Markkleeberg, WC 3 14 SW Schools Championships, 27 Dundee, Sc2 25 Cheltenham, SWY 25 Brigg July Exeter December March MARATHON 30-2 European Championships, Vila 8/9 Bratislava O 26-28 Szeged, WC 2 3 Dundee, Sc3 4 Tooting, SE&L3 November Nova de Gaia 8/9 Mezzana June 3 York, Y&NE2 4 York, Y&NE1 6 Avon Descent July 18-23 U23/J World Championships, 2-4 Beograd, WC 3 3 Potters Bar, SE&L3 4 Cheltenham, SWY 11/12 Gorges de l’Ardèche 9 Bishop’s Stortford, H Bratislava 3/4 Holme Pierrepont 3 Cheltenham, SWY 5 Millfield, SW1/2 13 Leighton Buzzard CC 9 Calder 1 August 24-26 European Championships, 4 Millfield, SW1/2 11 Leeds, 1 Remembrance Day 9 Southampton 17-20 U23/J European Moskva 10 Coventry, 2S 11 Dundee, Sc2 20 National Schools 16 Richmond, H Championships, Hohenlimburg 30-2 Auronzo 10 Stockport, 3N 11 Fenton Manor, NWC3 Championships 16 Lower Exe September 30-9 Mediterranean Games, Tarragona 10 Stevenage, 4SE 11 Cheltenham, SW3 27 Ross Warland Memorial Canal 16 Macclesfield Adelphi 1-3 Ivrea, WC 4 July 10 York, Y&NE1 11 Stockport, L1 Challenge, Cropredy 16 Pete White Memorial (Ironbridge) 8-10 La Seu d’Urgell, WC F 1/2 Holme Pierrepont 10 Cheadle, NWC3 11 Cheadle, LDevN 27 Winter Time Trial 1, Linlithgow 23 Medway 27-1 World Championships, Pau 8 Royal, Teddington 10 Trenton Manor, NWC4C 11 Stratford, LDevS December August October 14-17 U23/J European 10 Cheltenham, YDevE 18 Coventry, 2N 4 Stour Descent 19 Colin Chapman Memorial Wye 8 Alpe Adria, Klagenfurt Championships, Plovdiv 17 Stockport, NW1 18 Dundee, Sc1 18 Winter Time Trial 2, Linlithgow Descent WWR 16 London 17 Tooting, SE&L1A 18 Cheltenham, SW3 January 20 Tonbridge, H November 27-30 U23/J World Champiponships, 17 Bedford, SE&L1B 18 York, Yk3 8 Frank Luzmore 26 Longridge 6 Burrs Pitesti 17 Fenton Manor, NWC2 18 Cardiff, O 15 Winter Time Trial 3, Linlithgow 27 Camel, H 6 Tyne Tour August 17 Potters Bar, SE&L2 25 Coventry, 1 February September 13 Teith 23-27 World Championships, Racice 17 Outer W, NE3 25 Dundee, Sc3 12 Winter Time Trial 4, Linlithgow 4-10 World Championships, 19 Barrow September 17 Cheadle, NWC4NW 25 York, Y&NE2 19 Waterside A, Gt Bedwyn Pietermaritzburg 19 Hamble Cl 2/3 Holme Pierrepont January 25 Cheltenham, SWY 26 Thameside 1, Aldermaston 10 Pangbourne, H 26/27 Tour of the N 5-7 Russian Federation President’s 7 York, Y&NE2 25 Cheadle, LDevN March 10 Calder 2 December Cup 7 Cheltenham, SWY 25 Stratford, LDevS 5 Waterside B, Newbury 10 Dart Circuit 3 Matlock 23/24 38th Italian Republic Silver Medal 8 Millfield, SW1/2 April 12 Thameside 2, Reading 16/17 French National Championships, 17 Barrow Trophy, Savona 14 Stoke Fenton, 3N 8 Helmond 12 Winter Time Trial 5, Linlithgow Gray 17 Frostbite, Newark 14 Dundee, Sc3 8 Rickmansworth, 1 19 Royal Leamington Spa, H 17 Chester 2 January MULTISPORT 14 Robinson, YDevE 8 Tees, 2N 19 Waterside C, Pewsey 17 Henley 7 Barrow May 14 Cheadle, LDevN 8 Bristol, 4CSW 26 Gailey 17 Soar Valley 14 Matlock 7 Ibiza 14 Stratford, LDevS 8 Friends of Allonby, 4N April 20 National Schools 15 R Forth, Cl/Sp 15 Worlds, M, Orfu 15 Millfield, SW1/2 8 Lee Valley, 4SE 2 Anker Valley Championships 29 Brathay 28 Europeans, M, Brigg 21 Stockport, 1 8 Aberfan, 3CSW 2 Waterside D, Devizes 24 Vigevano Pavia February June 21 York, 4N 8 Friends of Allonby, 3N 14-17 Devizes-Westminster 24 Hasler Final 4 Dart 2-7 Corsica Raid 21 Dundee, Sc2 8 Lee Valley, 3SE 22 Waterland October 11 Barrow 5 Hannover, M, WC 21 Stratford, 3CSW 8/9 Bologna 29 Roadford, H 1 Gloucester, H 18 Scottish O 17 Norfolk Superhero, Burnham 21 Tooting, 3SE 22 Pinkston, Sc1/2 30 65th Bedford 1 Wolfreton 25 Matlock Overy Staithe 21 Cheltenham, 4CSW 29 BUCS May 8 Elmbridge March 25 Worlds, Sp, Tyn 21 Trenton Manor, NWC4C 29 Roundhay, Y&NE1 6/7 German National Championships, 8 Lincoln 11 Barrow July 21 Cheadle, NWC4NW May Kettelerufer 15 Adige, Verona 25 Matlock 2 Box End Sp 21 Coventry, L1 6 Charleroi 14 Basingstoke Canal CC, H 29 Banbury 26 Monschau 8 Artemis Gt Kindrochit 28 Stockport, 2N 6 Lee Valley, SE&L2 14 Malton & Norton 29 Fowey R 26 Lune Sp 30 Europeans, Sp, Samorin 28 Tooting, 4SE 13 Essen 14 Worcester April August 28 Dundee, Sc1 20 Amsterdam 14 SW Schools Championships, SLALOM 8/9 Tittling 20 Polskaman, M, WC 28 Bedford, SE&L1A 20 Pinkston, Sc1-3 Exeter November 29 Kamenice September 28 Outer W, NE3 27 EC 1 21 Nottingham KC, H 26 ACM, Holme Pierrepont May 3 Shrewsbury Sp 28 York, Yk3 June 21 Tamar, H December 6 Paddle in the Park, Holme 9 Linköping, M, WC 28 Cheadle, LDevN 3 Scottish O 21 Chester 1 January Pierrepont 16 Awesome Foursome, Bude 28 Cheltenham, LDevS 10/11 Playoffs 21 Hastings 1066 21/22 New Zealand O Championships, 13 Hamble Cl 17 Oslo, M, WC 29 Potters Bar, SE&L1B 24 Mersey R Festival 21 Norwich Manghao 13 Derwent Dash February 24 EC 2 27 Conwy Ascent 28-30 Oceania Championships, 20/21 Ticino Moesa SAILING 4 Cheltenham, SW3 July 26-28 WC, Willebroek Auckland June August 4 York, Y&NE1 1 Hull Challenge 28 Maidstone, H February 2-4 Muota, WC 1 19-25 World Championships, IC, 4 Cheadle, NWC4NW 15 EC 3 28 Reading Circuit 17-19 Australian O, Penrith 9-11 Augsburg, WC 2 Pwllheli 11 Leeds, 1 29 World Games, Wroclaw 28 S Lakes, Coniston Water 24-26 Asian Championships, 11 Alva Sp 11 Coventry, 2S 29 London June Kundanprakarnchon Dam 16-18 Val di Sole POLO 11 Stevenage, 3SE August 11 Burton, H March July November 11 Cheadle, NWC3 5 Welsh O 11 Royal CC, H, Teddington 25/26 Solkan, R 9 Pinkston Sp 5 Bedford, SE&L3 11 Bedford, SE&L3 12 Gekko 11 Thames Valley Circuit, H April 23-26 European Sp Cup, Roudnice 5 Cheltenham, SW3 11 Cheltenham, SW3 19 De Paddel 11 Derwent Mike Jones Memorial 1/2 49th Ilindenski, Skopje nad Labem 5 York, Yk3 11 York, YDevE 18 Fal, H 1/2 Tacen 26-30 U23/J World Championships, 12 Dundee, Sc1 18 Cheltenham, 4CSW DRAGON BOAT RACING 18 Leighton Buzzard, H 7-9 Markkleeberg, R Murau 12 York, Y&NE1 18 Robinson, 4SE November 18 Oxford Midsummer, H 14/15 Segre Cup, Ponts/La Seu d’Urgell August 12 ACM, Nottingham 18 Fenton Manor, NWC2 4-6 City Cup, Kaohsiung 18 Hereford Wye 15/16 Ivrea, R 1-31 Lipno, Sp 19 Coventry, 2S 18 York, Y&NE2 6 Central W Challenge, Orange 4 CANOEIST November 2016 CANOEIST November 2016 5 6 Henley Winter Series 2 Welsh online 11 Nakhl Taqi Festival, Asaluyeh database 12 Swiss Indoor Cup Editorial Canoe Wales have set 12 Congress, Wraysbury up an online database 13 NSW Distance Challenge, Sydney for members.
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