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0 On Fri 27 Jan at: 15:50
David Pavitt wrote:
Has anyonr canoed down from Glynde to join the main river flowing through Lewes? Is this possible?
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1 On Fri 27 Jan at: 17:17
Dave wrote:
Yup, I've done it from Lewes to Glynde and back, that was before the new bypass flyover though.
Up river to Barcombe is a much nicer paddle though
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0 On Fri 27 Jan at: 18:47
canoeman wrote:
Only possible when the tide is in (and going out). It drains virtually all the way out below the weir at the bypass back to the ouse. I don't know how long after high tide it is still possible for (anyone know?)
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0 On Fri 27 Jan at: 18:50
Lopster wrote:
Don't raise the wrath of the Anchor's Landlord... Hee hee
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0 On Sun 29 Jan at: 23:53
John of Rodmell wrote:
It is a strange quirk of English civil law that beyond the tidal reach of waterways (Wileys Bridge in Malling in the case of the Ouse) that, unless you have the permission of the owners of the properties along the banks of the river to use the stretch of water, you will be trespassing!
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0 On Mon 30 Jan at: 12:45
doreen murgatroyd wrote:
Without going to a map - which rivers are being referred to?
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0 On Mon 30 Jan at: 17:35
Brixtonbelle wrote:
@John of Rodmell. How does that law work on The Thames then ? Given that there are so many properties on the river bank and so many people boating, I would say that law is regularly and routinely broken by custom and practice.
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0 On Mon 30 Jan at: 19:07
someone else wrote:
BB - I forget what the law's called, but certain major rivers have a specific exclusion. J o R is right, otherwise (although I thought it was the weir at Barcombe, rather than Willeys Bridge).
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0 On Mon 30 Jan at: 19:43
canoeman wrote:
The ouse is tidal all the way up to Barcombe Mills. Beyond I think you are allowed by the ouse navigation act which i don't believe has ever been repealed
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0 On Tue 31 Jan at: 17:25
David Pavitt wrote:
Thanks guys - appreciate the replies. Will try from the sluice by the by-pass up to Glynde. Wonder who owns the banks of the river? Surely the water belongs to everyone! Waiting for the weather to warm up a little more!
Did Newhaven nearly to Barcombe and return last year - a great paddle! Wonderful birdlife. All the best. David