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Bring Your Own Boat.
In the middle of a sleep-deprived, turbulent night some bright spark must have sat up sharp and decided that running a good restaurant simply isn’t difficult enough. No. What you really need for that added challenge is a barely accessible … Continue reading
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Tagged Canoes and Kayaks, Cockwood, Dawlish, Devon, Dragon boat, Exe Estuary, Exeter, Exmouth, Powderham Castle, Route 2
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Commuting too tame?
If you feel that a sedate commute along cycle-paths is too tame, you could always add some adventure by taking a canoe with you.
A Road Travelled Twice 