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Posted by: Simon Hill
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Canoeing, Kingsbridge, Paddling, Salcombe
Posted date:
July 4, 2011 |
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July 4, 2011
We are very close now to sending our brand new Salcombe Estuary canoe guide off to the printers, for a rather unique print run on waterproof paper!
For the Rangers this has been a while in development but once produced it will offer a fantastic guide to the Salcombe-Kingsbridge Estuary and the National Trust land within it. This includes safe launch sites, local facilities and guidance on canoeing in the estuary as well as information on some of the many marine and archaeological features you may see whilst out on the water.
As an exclusive preview, this is the front cover below! Once printed, the map guide will be available for sale for £2.00 from various outlets around the Salcombe estuary, so keep your eye on the blog as we will announce it here as soon as we have copies in our hands!
About the author
Simon Hill
As one of 1 of 4 National Trust Rangers for South Devon Countryside, I work across over 8000 acres of land between Wembury and Dartmouth helping visitors and communities understand and explore our spectacular coastline. Whether your into camping or canoeing, walking or snorkelling an adventure always awaits you with the National Trust in South Devon.
As one of 1 of 4 National Trust Rangers for South Devon Countryside, I work across over 8000 acres of land between Wembury and Dartmouth helping visitors and communities understand and explore our spectacular coastline. Whether your into camping or canoeing, walking or snorkelling an adventure always awaits you with the National Trust in South Devon.
