Rough water handling at Harry Furlongs, above on the North Anglesey coast, with an open water journey out to a couple of the cardinal marks and then cutting back to West Mouse. We worked with ferry glides out into the flow, changing and holding position, a couple of eddy turns and then Craig led back to the main land to locate a cove, for lunch. Inside turns, and bow rudders along the shore line and positioning while leading others was considered. To wrap it up a surf in the above, a roll and a self rescue!
Paddling back into Cemlyn Bay, to the squawk of thousands of Arctic Terns, before thunder and very heavy rain, drowned it all out!
Rough water handling at Harry Furlongs, above on the North Anglesey coast, with an open water journey out to a couple of the cardinal marks and then cutting back to West Mouse. We worked with ferry glides out into the flow, changing and holding position, a couple of eddy turns and then Craig led back to the main land to locate a cove, for lunch. Inside turns, and bow rudders along the shore line and positioning while leading others was considered. To wrap it up a surf in the above, a roll and a self rescue! 
Paddling back into Cemlyn Bay, to the squawk of thousands of Arctic Terns, before thunder and very heavy rain, drowned it all out!
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