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Chelmsford Winter Series Marathon (22 Jan 2023)

22/1/2023

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A sadly depleted team represented Stortford at the Chelmsford marathon on Sunday - it was left to just  six paddlers to try to sustain the reputation of the club.
The race comprised one, two or three loops of the River Cam through Chelmsford.
Kerstin and Catherine made a spectacular recovery to finish 6th in the K2 class after they were completely spun around shortly after the start of the race. They won the medal for the fastest all-female crew.
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Petr opted to enter the Vets race mistakenly thinking the course would not be suitable for high-kneel C1s, but nevertheless achieved an excellent 4th position.
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Eilidh took silver in her class, and together with Oliver (1st Paddleabiity in GP) and Emilie (Gold as the 1st girl in u12 K1) the three scored enough points to bring Stortford a respectable 3rd place amongst the novice juniors.
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8 miles:
Senior K2 - Kerstin Queeney & Catherine Ayling 6th (1:09:01)
Vet M K1 - Petr Luksan 4th (1:18:54)

5 miles:
Ladies K1 - Eilidh White 2nd (55:42)

3 miles:
GP - Oliver Klumpler 4th (43:41)
u12 K1 - Emilie Klumpler 7th (41:55)
Club points were another matter though, and with such a small team, a disappointing 5th place on the day was inevitable. The poor team result here has brought down our overall position in the Winter Series to 5th, as well as 3rd in the Dick Grieve league (novice juniors) and 3rd for the Bob Porter (participation in u12 K1). There is one more race to go - can the situation be retrieved?
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  • Full race results (FRA website)
  • League table 
  • Photos (Angela's Google album)
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Thanks to Flora K for providing some of the photos
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Cambridge Winter Series Marathon (4 Dec 2022)

4/12/2022

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Only a dozen competitors represented Stortford in the Cambridge Winter Series race.
Kerstin and Catherine achieved a very good time in the senior doubles race, coming 8th out of 24 boats. Jasper won a very well-deserved silver in the u12's race, and there were two further medals in that class for Emilie (girls' silver) and Rupert (first u10). Oliver continues to persevere in racing the essentially non-racing boats of the GP class, and also won a first Paddleability medal.
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A special mention should also go to Petr who for the first time competed in high-kneeler C1 at an away race.
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7 miles (4 portages):
Senior K2 - Kerstin Queeney & Catherine Ayling 8th (1:12:35)
u18 Boys K1 - Tom Barton 6th (1:22:00)
5 miles (4 portages):
u16 Boys K1 - Jack Gaulton 4th (1:00:57), Daniel Baines 5th 1:15:26
u16 K2 - Eddie Kirtland & Libby Gaulton 1st (59:38)
3 miles (2 portage):
u14 Girls & Novice C1 - Petr Luksan 5th (48:45)
GP - Oliver Klumpler 5th (50:36)
u12 K1 - Jasper Kirtland 2nd (34:13), Rupert Kirtland 9th (44:57), Emilie Klumpler 10th (49:56)
With so few paddlers, Stortford's club position was always going to be disappointing, and we ended in 5th place, behind Chelmsford CC, Cambridge CC, Norwich CC and Leighton Buzzard CC. This has led to the interesting situation in which we are now tied in second place with Cambridge, Buzzard and Norwich.

However, enough points were scored by our unranked juniors (Daniel, Oliver, Jasper, Rupert and Emilie) to take joint second place with Leighton Buzzard CC in the competition for the Dick Greave Trophy. In terms of the  series, we are now on an equal footing with Chelmsford, and Leighton Buzzard close behind - both of whom still have their home races to come.
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  • Full race results (FRA website)
  • League table 
  • A few photos (Angela's Google album)
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B. Stortford Winter Series Marathon (6 Nov 2022)

6/11/2022

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Heavy rain in the days leading up to the race forced a complete re-think of the parking arrangements, and as the rain continued on the day itself, created challenging conditions for everyone, especially the marshals and the volunteers manning the BBQ - but canoeists are not ones to be put off by a little water. Despite the downpour, race attendance was back up to pre-covid numbers. As well as 24 members of BSCC, the 130 competitors included teams from seven other clubs and independent paddlers drawn from at least three others.
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Stortford's best results came from the Veteran Men's K1, in which Rich won gold for his impressive time of 1:02:42 and Chris took the medal for first "ultra-vet" (over 60).
Eilidh won bronze in the combined ladies class and was the club's fastest girl on the 5 miles course. In the u12s race, Jasper and Emilie each won bronze as third boy and third girl, and Rupert won the medal for first boy under 10. Oliver was awarded a first paddleability medal in the GP race.
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Special mention should be made of Petr for successfully completing his first marathon race in C1.
7 miles (6 portages):
Senior K2 - Kerstin Queeney & Catherine Ayling 13th (1:15:18), Jacque & Dave Cayford 17th (1:20:49)
Vet Mens K1 - Rich Winstanley 1st (1:02:42), Chris Sze 5th (1:10:22), Ben Tubby 10th (1:20:06)
u18 Boys K1 - Tom Barton 4th (1:22:03)
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5 miles (3 portages):
u16 Boys K1 - Jack Gaulton 4th (56:36), Arthur Catmur 7th (1:01:27), Ewan Gowing 8th (1:05:02), Daniel Baines 9th 1:08:14
Ladies K1 - Eilidh White 3rd (1:05:54), Kayleigh Gaulton 4th (1:06:14), Karen Bradley 5th (1:06:38), Tamzin Catmur 6th (1:22:39)
u16 K2 - Eddie Kirtland & Libby Gaulton 1st (54:23)
3 miles (1 portage):
u14 Boys K1 - Finlay Sandall 8th (37:47)
u14 Girls & Novice C1 - Ananya Bhusari 6th (45:03), Petr Luksan 7th (55:10)
GP - Oliver Klumpler 9th (53:14)
u12 K1 - Jasper Kirtland 3rd (35:30), Emilie Klumpler 12th (51:24), Rupert Kirtland 13th (51:25)
Stortford Mayor Dave Anderson braved the rain to come along and present the medals.
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The club was second overall with 114 points, behind Chelmsford CC (271) but comfortably ahead of Leighton Buzzard CC (73).
The club is also off to a good start in the Dick Grieve league, based on point scored by novice juniors, with Eilidh, Oliver, Arthur, Ewan, Daniel, Finlay, Ananya and Jasper all making significant contributions towards this.
See
  • Full race results (FRA website)
  • League table
  • Photos by Amanda Roberts of P3T Photography
  • A few more photos (Angela's Google album)
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Chelmer Hasler (16 Oct 2022)

16/10/2022

 
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Attendance at the opening race of the Hasler season at Chelmsford was back up to pre-pandemic levels, with a notably strong showing from Norwich CC.
Stortford sent a strong team of 22, who brought back nine trophies (2x firsts, 4x seconds, & 3x thirds).
On the longest course, Joe F was fastest of the BSCC paddlers, winning Div 3 with a time quicker than several of the paddlers in Div 2. This even included David G, who was 3rd in Div 2, and makes a welcome return to the Stortford team.
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It has now been announced that Joe has been promoted to Division 2.
Also returning to the team and getting back into his stride on the 8-mile course was Euan C, but with rising star Eddie K close on his heels.
Tom B put in an excellent performance to come third in Div 6, only seconds short of a promotion.
On the 3-mile course the awards went to Jacque & Dave C (2nd in Div 8 doubles), Jaroslav and Jack G (2nd and 3rd respectively in Div 7).
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There were awards too in the Geoff Sanders races with Finlay coming 2nd in GSA, and an extremely well deserved 1st to Jasper in GSB who was also the fastest of all the Geoff Sanders competitors on the 2km course. As a result, Jasper has been promoted to GSA.
DOUBLES -
​8 miles, 8 portages
Div 4: Kerstin Queeney & Mark Adams 6th 
(1:16:37), Chris Sze & Catherine Ayling [MAI] 7th (1:19:41)
3 miles, 2 portages

Div 8: Dave Cayford & Jacque Cayford 2nd (32:57)
SINGLES -
12 miles, 10 portages
Div 2: David Gurney 3rd (1:29:50)
Div 3: Joe Fitzpatrick 1st (1:29:46), Rich Winstanley 8th (1:35:22)
8 miles, 8 portages
Div 5: Euan Caton 5th (1:23:34), Eddie Kirkland 6th (1:24:52)
Div 6: Tom Barton 3rd (1:26:21)

3 miles, 2 portages
Div 7: Jaroslav Klumpler 2nd (32:42), Jack Gaulton 3rd (33:13)
Div 8: Petr Luksan 10th (36:26)

Div 9: Eilidh White 7th (36:43), Daniel Baines 13th (38:53), Kayleigh Gaulton 15th (39:08), Libby Gaulton 16th (39:16)
Under 14s (Geoff Sanders)
2km

Div A: Finlay Sandal 2nd (17:24)
Div B: Jasper Kirtland 1st (16:44), Nadim Shawky 12th (20:41), Rupert Kirtland 14th (22:05)
The club achieved a respectable 570 points and fourth position overall, behind Norwich CC (596), Chelmsford CC (592) and Cambridge CC (583).
See also
  • Official results
  • Race photos in Angela's Flickr album
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Masters World Championships 2022

27/9/2022

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Stortford paddlers Chris Sze and Kerstin Queeney headed off to the 2022 ICF Masters World Championships held on 26-27 September in Ponte de Lima, Portugal. The K1 racing took place first  - Chris came 24th in K1 mens 60-64 (1:52:56) and Kerstin was 10th in the ladies 55-59 race (1:42:47)
On the following day Chris paired up with Gordon Bullock to come 6th in the mens 60-64 K2 race and came 6th (1:54:11). Kerstin together with Catherine Ayling then secured a bronze medal in the ladies 55-59 K2 event (1:28:40). Well done!
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Full results can be found at
https://www.canoeicf.com/canoe-marathon-masters-world-championships/ponte-de-lima-2022
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Hasler Finals 2022

25/9/2022

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It was a very small group who travelled to Runnymede to take part in what has traditionally been the most important race in the club calendar.
Inevitably, in a race which is scored on the basis of the results from the club's top 6 singles boats and top three doubles, the results from the club were never going to great (23rd out of 32 clubs present), but there were some individual highlights.
Jacque and Dave did so well in their race that they only narrowly missed being promoted. There was an excellent performance from Tom B who came 11th out of a huge field of 33 competitors. Also good to see Joe resuming his rightful place in Div 2.
Singles:
Div 2 - Joe Fitzpatrick 16th (1:38:23)
Div 4 - Eddie Kirtland 25th (1:04:57)
Div 6 - Tom Barton 11th (1:07:01)
Div 7 - Jaroslav Klumpler (ret)
Doubles:
Div 8 - Jacque & Dave Cayford 11th (44:25)
The complete results can be found on the marathon website here:
https://entries.gbcanoemarathon.co.uk/results/races/2022/hasler-final-2022
(click on the "Points" tab to see the club results)
Stortford did not have any Geoff Senders (u14s league) paddlers taking part in this event, but the national results for the Geoff Sanders Trophy are cumulated over the whole season, and it has been reported that we came 9th overall! (Not yet online to be confirmed?) If this is right, it is a real achievement for the club and enormously encouraging for the future.
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B. Stortford Regatta (11 September 2022)

11/9/2022

 
The club was delighted to welcome paddlers from Chelmsford CC, Cambridge CC, Leighton Buzzard CC, Hemel Hempstead CC and Le Valley Paddlesports to our Regatta - not only because it was the first local regatta since 2019, but also because we were using the occasion to celebrate the club's 50th anniversary.
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The 49 paddlers spent the morning taking part in a series of races across 500m, 1000m and 200m, in sets of four. After a lunch break, the organiser Rich made up teams for fun relays.
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After the prizegiving, everyone was invited to share a glass of bubbly and a a slice of celebration cake.
Results for Stortford paddlers:
u10 Girls - Emile Klumpler (silver)
u10 Boys - Rupert Kirkland (silver)
u12 Girls - Libby Gaulton (silver)
u12 Boys - Jasper Kirtland (4th), Nadim Shawky (7th)
u14 Girls - Zuzanna Madeja (bronze)
u14 Boys - Eddie Kirtland (gold),  Oliver Klumpler (5th)
u16 Girls - Eilidh White (gold),
u16 Boys - Jack Gaulton (gold), Ewan Gowing (silver), Arthur Catmur (bronze)
u18 Boys - Tom Holloway (bronze)
u23 Ladies - Kayleigh Gaulton (gold)
u23 Men - Euan Caton (silver)
Senior Ladies - Catherine Robinson (gold)
Veteran Ladies - Christine Meula (gold), Tamzin Catmur (bronze)
C1 - Petr Luksan (bronze)
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The full results of the Stortford Regatta can be found on the Sprint Results page of the FRA website.
Many thanks are due to all the Stortford volunteers who helped with the event and/or contributed cakes: Rich, Harry & Jamie Winstanley, Kevin Short, Sue Commercial, Katherine Ahara, Guy & Sharon Barton, Adam Beaumont, Alasdair Bruce, Olive Carter, Dene Caton, Tamzin & John Catmur, Dave Cayford, Ken Duncan, Joe Fitzpatrick, Simon Forey, Lee & Kayleigh Gaulton, Andrew & Charlotte Gurney, Ruth Kirtland, Flora & Jay Klumpler, Christine Meula, Kerstin Queeney, Ben & Hannah Tubby, Ann & Andy White, and Angela Aldam. Apologies to anyone missed out!
Photos can be found on Angela's Flickr album and on the BSCC FaceBook page.
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Nottingham Sprints (3-4 Sep 2022)

4/9/2022

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This September, for the first time in a few years, Bishops Stortford Canoe Club took a team to a national sprint regatta at Holme Pierrepont in Nottingham.
The races take place on a 2km long, purpose-built regatta lake. There are three race distances to choose from: 200m, 500m and 1000m, and there are races for singles (K1), doubles (K2), and fours (K4). The club took a small team of five paddlers to Nottingham for a weekend of camping and competition.
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  • Libby Gaulton raced K1 500m in the under 12’s Lightning A class, going through to the final, and finishing 7th overall. An excellent result for her first regatta.
  • Tom Barton came 5th in his K1 200m heat in Boys D, qualifying him for the B final where he finished 9th. He also took part in the K1 500m, just missing out on qualifying for a final.
  • Tom Holloway finished 2nd in his K1 500m heat in Boys D, qualifying him for the B final where he finished 7th.
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  • Chris Sze, racing in Masters D, qualified for the final for both the K1 200m and the K1 500m. He finished 9th in his final in the 200m, and 6th in the 500m.
  • Rich Winstanley competed in the Masters B class (combined with Mens C). He qualified for the B final in each of the K1 1000m, 200m and 500m and finished 2nd, 1st and 1st respectively in his finals.
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  • Tom Barton and Tom Holloway teamed up for the K2 500m on the Sunday where they qualified 7th fastest for the final, but with an outstanding performance in their final, they achieved a very respectable 4th place. This was their first national regatta, and the first time they had paddled K2 together.
  • Rich and Chris teamed up with another pair from Pangbourne Canoe Club to form a K4 in the Masters B/Mens C 500m event where they placed 4th.
  • Rich also teamed up with Matt Westall from Pangbourne for the K2 500m. They qualified for the final where they finished in 5th place.
The September regatta is also the national club championships, and points are awarded for the results of each club’s paddlers throughout the weekend, the club with the most points being awarded the MacGregor Paddle. Bishops Stortford Canoe Club came in 23rd place out of 40 clubs. Quite respectable given the small team that they took to the regatta.
The full results from the event can be found on the National Regatta website.
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Nationals (27-28 Aug 2022)

28/8/2022

 
Well done to Kerstin Queeney, who came second in the over 44 Ladies K2 race partnered by Catherine Ayling of Maidstone CC at the National Marathon Championships at Worcester. Their time was 1:07:25 over a 13 km course.
In singles over the same distance Kerstin was 5th in over 49 Ladies K1 with a time of 1:14:12.
Catherine also partnered Chris Sze in the Mixed K2 on the 13km course. This class had a massive turnout of 62 entries and the pair were 45th in 1:05:01
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Kerstin and Catherine receiving their medals (photo: Chris Sze)
On the 6.5 km course Chris was 13th in over 59 Mens K1 in 33:41, and 19th partnered by Ant Wright (Worcester CC) in over 54 Mens K2 in 39:31.
Eddie Kirtland came 19th in u14 Boys K1, completing the 6.5 km course in 34:22.
The entire results are on the Marathon Canoe website here: https://entries.gbcanoemarathon.co.uk/results/races/2022/national-canoe-marathon-championships-2022

Chris and Gordon's epic Danube trip

19/8/2022

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Earlier this year, our very own Chris Sze teamed up with Gordon Bullock (of Barking & Dagenham Canoe Club and former BSCC member) and impressed us all when they set a new Guinness World Record for kayaking the 125-miles of the Thames (link). What was not apparent at the time was that this was just the warm-up for their real goal – a 1,500 mile journey down the length of the Danube, from Germany to the Black Sea.
Before they left, they checked in with a personal trainer who made sure they were fit for the journey and who would see what effect the experience had on them physically.
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They had no bank support crew – everything they needed would have to be carried with them in the boat – camping & cooking gear, basic rations and clothing. Also (no surprise this, to those who know Chris) a fair quantity of tech – phones, GPS watches, two GoPro cameras, and a solar panel for charging.
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Loaded up and ready to go
They used a Kirton Inuk Duo kayak to which they fitted a pair of robust wheels for the inevitable portages en route. It was also adorned with a Union Jack and a photo of their friend and inspiration the late Steve Truglia.
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The adventure began with the drive through France and into Germany, dealing along the way with baffling  motorway toll systems, internet connection problems, card payment issues and all the other issues that can bedevil any international trip. More seriously, the boat came loose from the roof-rack on the motorway - but was saved in time from flying off, which would have brought a very early end to the expedition! At last they arrived at Ulm in Germany, where they were to launch.
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Spectacular scenery in Germany, Day 3
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Glamping in Austria
Mostly the pair stayed at riverside campsites overnight, frequently associated with Canoe Clubs, but where these were not available they had to find a nearby hotel.

Once they passed into Austria they mainly found themselves “Glamping”, and this accommodation was particularly welcome as the weather became stormy.
In the early stages of their trip, the biggest frustration was the many locks they had to operate, as they all seemed to work differently and the pair could not read the instructions written (unsurprisingly) in German.
Throughout the German/Austrian stretch there were many dams. In some cases there was a water chute for canoeists which was great fun! Most however involved a walk around. Simply finding the correct place to get off the water and in again proved to be an ongoing headache. They even encountered several dams which were not shown on the maps at all.
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Both before and throughout their journey the paddlers were in constant communication with a network of well-wishers across the world who followed on GPS tracking and gave them tips about where to find the most convenient camping, hotels, restaurants and shops – a network which grew throughout the weeks as those they met along the way joined the ranks of their followers. Chris’s photos and blog on their FaceBook page were accompanied by a daily chat to camera from Gordon which made compelling viewing.
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As the river passed along the Slovakia/Hungary border the pair had to deal with a strong head-wind and high temperatures by day.

Places beside the river to eat and sleep were fewer so they were more dependent on wild camping, and the mosquitos became a real problem.

Whenever they did find a restaurant, though, the pair always took full advantage of it.
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Sunrise at Mohacs (Hungary)
Crossing borders by river also created issues when it came to getting passports stamped out of each country and into the next. Going from Hungary to Serbia, they simply could not find a Serbian border post to stamp them in within the permitted time interval. When they did finally reach one, Gordon somehow managed to convey their apologies with signs and gestures and they were allowed to continue on their way.
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A bit of local culture - dropping into the archaeological museum in Vinca (Serbia)
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Power nap
Chris and Gordon were received very warmly by everyone they met throughout their travels. They found the Croatians particularly hospitable – stopping at a place which they mistook for a restaurant Chris and Gordon were given food only to discover that they had inadvertently gate-crashed a private party! Their charming hosts not only fed them but helped them find a suitable camping spot.
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When they reached Iron Gate Gorge, the pair found themselves battling crosswinds which made paddling exhausting, and the waves from the large number of tourist sightseeing boats caused their kayak to be thrown all over the place.
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Inside Iron Gate Lock I
The next challenge was to get through the two sets of massive locks which allow ships to traverse the hydroelectric dams. The water was so choppy in the approach to the Iron Gate I lock that they were nearly capsized, but eventually they followed a barge into the lock and exited to land in Romania.

Here, Gordon was again called upon to use his body language skills to explain to the border officers how the strong wind had prevented them from landing in Serbia to get stamped out.
Proceeding to Iron Gate lock II, the roaring wind was now so intense that it was not safe to continue, so for two days they camped in a rather unpleasant spot while they waited for it to die down.

When it was a little calmer they decided to paddle up to the dam and portage around it rather than waiting out on the open water in the hope of going into the lock with the next ship.
Finally they had made it past the Iron Gates, but exhaustion was setting in and morale was low. Continued headwinds made it difficult to make any forward progress.

However they found some comfortable hotels to stay in so at least they were well rested at night, and little by little they approached their final hurdle – the Cernavoda Canal which leads to the Black Sea.
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Cafe in Ruse, Bulgaria
Chris and Gordon were not sure of the best way around the dam on this canal, so decided to walk down there from their hotel to have a look around and take some photos of the layout. As the area also includes Romania’s nuclear power plant, armed police soon arrived. Fortunately the officers spoke English, and as soon as Chris and Gordon had convinced them that they were not a security threat, the police very kindly drove them round to show them the best portage points before dropping them back at their hotel.
At long last, 40 days after they had set off from Ulm, the two intrepid paddlers reached the Black Sea. They had averaged 60km a day, paddled 12 times the length of the DW and probably made something like 500,000 paddle stokes. Despite all the difficulties they encountered, they only fell out with each-other once – but perhaps most importantly they made even more friends wherever they went.
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Day 40 - Black Sea!
See the full story of their journey on their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Danube-Trip-of-Gordon-Chris-2022-103137982407340
Gordon and Chris encouraged their supporters to give to the Big Paddle Challenge which is fundraising for Beyond Words. Beyond Words is a small charity which produces a range of life-skills storybooks  based on pictures rather than words for the benefit of those with learning disabilities - find out more at https://bigpaddlechallenge.co.uk/ and https://www.gofundme.com/f/beyond-words-big-paddle-2022
Photos courtesy Chris & Gordon
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