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2021-04-17, Church Bay, Skerries
Return to Wales at last for a proper paddle in the briny
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There were four of us from Euxton Canoe club. (for the best view of the Skerries select the aerial view on the map via the layer icon in the top right hand corner)
Sunny and calm, just right for a trip to the Skerries - a special place. It was an 8 metre tide at Liverpool with plenty of time in hand but one cannot be complacent on this trip as there is a strong tidal flow around the top of Anglesey
We left Church Bay heading west and the GPS track shows us picking up the flooding tide that sweeps past the Skerries. Notice the kink in the track where we stopped briefly and the tidal flow revealed its north easterly direction
As the flow hits the SW end there is some turbulent water to get through and then we were into the lagoon
We decided to continue on to the beach for lunch
Carmel Head in the distance
After lunch a walk to the lighthouse
Other kayakers were also taking advantage of the conditions
As the tide was about to turn we left and headed towards Carmel Head
On the way there were some Puffins (just in front and beyond Karl)
And a porpoise surfaced a few times but too quick to get a photo
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