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Following on from last year’s very successful Coastal Cleanup Paddle, we’ll be teaming up again with Plymouth Beach Clean volunteers to clean the section of coastline from Mount Batten point to Bovisand beach on Sunday 14th July!
The plan is to be on the water for 10am and collect rubbish along the coast and beaches inaccessible from land, to meet up with the shore based crew at Bovisand to drop the haul, skim stones, swim, eat lunch, or other activities befitting the occasion before heading back.
If you could spare a morning to help keep Plymouth Sound clean and raise the profile of the club then please come along, it is also an excellent excuse for rock hopping.
Hopefully this will be the first of more than one such paddles this year!
A reminder that the Coastal Cleanup Paddle is happening on July 14th, that’s a week on Sunday! It would be great to have an idea of numbers (here or pm me, or let me know on Tuesday), especially if you’re able to paddle an open boat so I can arrange for collection bags. Thanks, see you there!
Karen and I will be there. Currently deliberating if a small plastic GP boat or long sea kayak would suit the job better as missed both of the similar events last year. Adam
In my infinite wisdom, i went for a sunrise paddle this morni g and have managed to catch a bug. Thought it was hayfever but i feel like death warmed up. Is there any coaches/leaders that could cover for me in the morning.? If no, ill be there, able to lead the group safely, but wont be moving much from my kayak. Much appreciated, Gavin
Thanks everyone, looking forward to this 🙂
Adam we have at least two open boats to carry rubbish, if that affects your decision.
Get well soon Gavin, keep your lurghy at home!
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