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0 On Wed 1 Sep 2010 at: 17:37
Eproht wrote:
Ive just bought a new kayak and wondered if there were any decent rapids anywhere in Sussex. Anyone know of any?
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0 On Wed 1 Sep 2010 at: 17:47
Malling Man wrote:
Not too sure about Rapids round here Eproht.
Dont get caught up near Barcombe Mills though.
Was pretty good through the small fork a mile north of wileys bridge (that meets up just past the wier) coming back from Barcombe when the tide was running quickly out, although I think that might be a private stretch too?!
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1 On Wed 1 Sep 2010 at: 18:26
Smiler wrote:
The river just in front of the Anchor at Barcombe is said to be very challenging water to paddle.
Best to go with other people for safety

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0 On Wed 1 Sep 2010 at: 18:39
Canoeman wrote:
There is no white water in sussex. The river up to barcombe mills is all tidal so is public highway. It can get fast(ish) at southover bridge when the tide is going out but i wouldn't get too excited by it
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0 On Wed 1 Sep 2010 at: 20:04
MC wrote:
Ha ha ha, white water in Sussex rivers? No chance mate. It's all mud and no flow here (unless you wait for the floods/spates, when kayaking can become very interesting.. and possibly deadly). Otherwise try the shore break at Brighton.
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1 On Wed 1 Sep 2010 at: 20:08
Sam Spam wrote:
don't forget to keep it cold as you know the old saying "you can't have your kayak and heat it",,,,,,Ithankyou
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0 On Wed 1 Sep 2010 at: 20:46
Rod wrote:
A man, a plan, a canoe - Panama!
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0 On Wed 1 Sep 2010 at: 23:21
MuttsNuts wrote:
White water kayaking? this is sussex, try seaford beach in a force 6+ blow at low tide, pagham harbour on the ebb tide, wheeeeeeeeeeeee, even the cuckmere river mouth on the the ebb can be exciting. River mouth at littlehampton on the ebb is very quick, river ouse is too slow.
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0 On Sat 4 Sep 2010 at: 01:07
stick cutter wrote:
no white water in sussex , your have to get used to the surf . Watch out for the stopper at Newhaven swing bridge .