Thanks for your comments Shane, lots more on the channel to enjoy 😉 Feel free to browse and share, your comments are always most welcome. Geoff

Thanks for your comments Dennis, I'm so pleased you enjoyed this one. More great stuff on the channel, feel free to browse and share with friends. Thanks again Geoff

Thanks for your fine hospitality Mike, I'll certainly make the effort and catch up with you soon. 😀 👍

Thanks for your great comments John. Yeah, its always a great trip, we've had some wild conditions on several return journeys, as everywhere in Scotland weather and sea conditions can change very rapidly. I don't rely on any one particular weather forecasting service or App !! I tend to watch Met Office "Deep Dive" and "10 Day Trend" video's on RU-vid plus Atlantic Charts as they give a clearer picture of weather fronts etc as they approach the UK...very good sources of info with explanations of weather systems and their potential effects. Also use Apps...XC Weather, Windy. Sorry John it this sounds a little blunt... but!!! The trip to Ailsa Craig is around 9 miles and usually takes around 2.5 - 3hrs at an average pace in a modern sea kayak fully laided with camping gear. If your contemplating this trip, it shouldn't be attempted alone and ensuring all concerned are well versed in open water crossings, being very confident in paddling your craft, with all the necessary safety equipment and prepared to stay overnight if conditions change. If you fall short in any of the above you've no business in attempting it!! Thanks again and feel free to browse, comment and Subscribe for more video's. Best Regards Geoff

@@geoffburke thanks a lot for the detailed reply. I'm not going to jump into the sib and head off on my first sea outing and so I'm just trying to gather the information on what I need and what to expect. My 10hp should take me over a little quicker than your journey but I'll have to understand the sea better before I attempt it- your right! Thanks again.

Hi Sam, no it's actually a mouth mount held in my teeth. I have much better control of camera inc settings etc plus that big lower viewpoint is much better in my opinion. The waves were much bigger than the video suggest but I guess the one that hit me gives a better impression 😂😂

This one is around 10 years old now so I'm not sure what you mean??

Oops I watched it again and realized I misheard that you lost your kayak Cap, not kayak (around 7:30 minutes). Guess I better shake the salt water out of my ears! 😆 Thanks again for the great videos!

@@user-mw6vz3lv7eThanks and No worries I get totally confused most days...as you say...salt water 😂😂😂 My wife reckons it also runs in my veins 🤣

Hi Blackfish, thanks for your comments. Sorry for not replying sooner, just returned from 8 fantastic days kayaking most of the North Coast of Scotland from Scourie on the West Coast to Melvich over halfway along the North Coast, including Handa Island and the infamous Cape Wrath !! The animated map was created in an the 'Relive' App where your GPS map data (gpx file) is uploaded to 'Relive' where a video is produced using track data. www.relive.cc/?hl=en Please stay tuned for more of my video's coming as soon as I return from another kayaking expedition in Shetland in a few weeks ... in the meantime loads more video's are available to view on my Channel Thanks for watching Regards Geoff

@@geoffburke hi Geoff sounds amazing... What software in your video shows the map and route you took thanks in advance Dave

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@@blackfishexpeditions6954 Hi Dave, thanks for your comments. As mentioned previously I use a Garmin GPSMAP 65s mounted on my deck as seen in my video's. I download the 'gpx file' from the unit then upload it to online Internet software 'Relive', this software creates the animated map showing the actual route. The animated video can then be downloaded to my computer and then inserted into my editing software (Davinci Resolve) as a standard video cIip. I use the free RELIVE version but you can subscribe and pay for enhancements where the map can be manipulated and pictures can be added as well as music. I hope this clarifies things you may not have understood in my last reply. Best Regards Geoff

Cheers Bob, yes Tarbert is just outstanding!! Views South across to the Paps and North onto the raised beaches, a brilliant landscape. Did you get a chance to camp at Shian Bay on the West side? Walking inland along Shian river and waterfall is breathtaking and again the huge expanse of raised beaches are a sight to behold, its another world up there. Aye, the wind was absoloutley howling I lost it at one point and thought I was going to end up on Mull, just couldn't get the bows around into wind no matter what I did with the skeg 🙄🙄 finally made it !!🤪😲 Best Regards & happy paddling...Geoff

Hi Bob and thanks for your comments...its very much appreciated and nice to know folk are enjoying being with me on my adventures . I'm right in the thick of this year's kayaking which is leaving me little to no time to edit loads of footage from recent trips. Off to Orkney for 10 days exped, back for 2 weeks then off back up to Shetland for another 10 days exped. Hopefully I'll be able to get more video's out for you while my wife rehabs her knee replacement June 20th ! Watch this space !! 😂👍 Thanks again Geoff

Hi George and thanks so much for your kind comments 👍 The video's have ticed a few paddlers from "across the pond" to sample our coastlines. I have a couple from Nova Scotia coming to do just that mid July. Thanks and keep your comments coming, sorry I've been a bit lax with video's recently, actual kayaking trips are ramping up fast and no time to get on with editing as it takes me ages. Cheers Geoff.

Hi Shane and thanks for your comments, so pleased you enjoyed being along. Cheers Geoff 👍😎

Thanks for your kind comments 👍

I hope your visit went well and you enjoyed the sculpture and the area around Newbiggin! Sorry I forgot to mention there's a miniature version of the sculpture on the promenade, I do hope you got to see it in greater detail, as the main sculpture is so far away, yet still impressive. Cheers Geoff

@@geoffburke Ah! I didn't see that. I'll have another venture out when I'm up there next. It's such an awesome sculpture! Thanks for the details. I appreciate it.

@@flyDJIuk Sorry I didn't think of it sooner

Thanks for your kind comments Dave, so pleased you are enjoying them 👍

Hi Serenity and thanks for your comments. It's an interesting island steeped in history but being so remote has just been left overgrown. Yes, a human femur bone which could have been unearthed from the many inhabitants over centuries. I'm so pleased you enjoyed the adventure 😀 Lots more content on the channel to enjoy, feel free to browse and share with friends. Thanks Again for watching

Thanks Andy, yes I missed out on the WAW 'Wild Atlantic Way' again this year Catriona Woods is organising. Maybe next year if I'm still around 😀👍

Hi Marcus and thanks for your kind comments, I'm pleased you enjoyed being along with me on one of my adventures. The islands have so much history, being shaped and reshaped by incredible forces over thousands of years. Join me on more of my adventures visiting loads of amazing places in my Sea Kayak. Best Regards... Geoff

@@geoffburke Hello Geoff, many thanks for your kind note. Your comments about the bathymetry and the pinnacle made me found this video about the channel: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SGCSvqTQZOk.htmlsi=olGc32hhhonpTour ... I assume the depth of Corrywreckan and the effect of the funnel (the Sound of Jura gets tighter and tighter northwards) explains why Corrywreckan floods to the West? I will kayak that area in May and will set up camp, just like you, on Scarba to watch the entire tide cycle. All the best and thank you, Geoff.

@@marcusdemuth3154 Thanks Marcus, so pleased you found that video (I've watched it several times) it goes a long way to understanding what actually happens in the Gulf. Having dived Corryvreckan around Eilean Mor & Eilean Beg, Grey Dogs channel and that wider area quite extensively over the years it gives a greater understanding what causes the tide races and turbulence we experience at the surface. As mention in my video's my great friend Grahame Bruce from Ellenabeich dive Corryvreckan's pinnacle at lease once a year requiring great skill and meticulous planning, his accounts and photography are amazing! Give me a shout when you're going up, I've got quite a lot going on from now right through the year but if I can make I'd be happy to join you. Keep in touch. All the best 👍 Geoff

@@marcusdemuth3154 I forgot to mention, camping is quite difficult on Scarba from the beach near the whirlpool area, big boulders in the bracken (not impossible though) I've used the cave in the past but it's very wet and dirty now!

@@geoffburke Thank you so much, Geoff. Also for the info re the beach midchannel on Scarba, maybe its better to beach at the bothy and then walk over to watch the channel. Divers get the whole 3D picture, able to move down (and up), while kayakers are limited to the surface. Now knowing about the 200 m deep channel , I find it still hard to wrap your head around, that the majority of the water masses choose to make a hard 90 degree left hand turn into the Corryvreckan, rather than going further straight up North.

Ha, ha, Thanks for your comments, yes it was a fantastic trip in an area I love. Great scenery, fast tide races and always gives lots of changing conditions which are never the same. Thanks again, please browse more of my adventures, please comment and share with friends...cheers

@geoffburke I think I've seen most of your videos already Geoff. If you are ever thinking of a trip to Ireland, let me know.

@@mairnealachamu Thanks Marine when I'd do I'll let you know 👍 I have friends around Northern Ireland, Catriona Woods currently organising the WAW 'Wild Atlantic Way' we met in Shetland

Such a shame you didn't like it, I guess I must try harder. Perhaps you could take the time to tell me what you didn't like about it. Regards Geoff

@@geoffburke I can quote authorities: “a visually obnoxious pair of painted bronze lovers”, “stupidest sculpture of the past 20 years” and an “eye-wounding erection”.

Hi Diane, thank you for your kind comments. Yeah, a WaterRower maybe good for a home workout and a great idea watching some of my video's (thanks) but you can't beat being on out the water around Shetland, an absolute mecca for sea kayaking especially in and through the deep sea caves. So pleased you are enjoying them, lots more content on the channel. Cheers Geoff 🍺

Thanks for your comments. Yes, a very rewarding day. Cheers

Hi Erwin and welcome along. This trip was really special for me as the location is so exposed and utterly weather dependent, but with carefully planning, local knowledge and special friends on Shetland, it was a magnificent trip! So many great memories. Thanks for your comments 👍

Thanks David 👍 It was a great day in excellent conditions and always mindful of the impending worsening weather. Great to be out! 😃 Cheers 🍺

Thanks so much Jules. Yeah, no problem, just give me a shout and a wee bit of notice if you can. It's always got some interest out there 👍

Ha, ha, so pleased you enjoyed this one! Thanks Alex. They were great conditions requiring active paddling but I never forget the sea is the master and no matter how cocky we all get, it will slap us down just as a reminder 🥺😯🙄 ....respect!! This last video gave me an idea on an 'Active Paddling' compilation video. So I'm currently pulling together a few clips from several St Abbs trips, highlighting plenty of juicy bits...I think you'll enjoy it once it's done 😂😂👍 Thanks Again

Thanks Andy 👍 Pleased you enjoyed this one too 😀 😊

Thanks Gadget, yes a great day and a lovely interesting location which always produces brilliant conditions 😀 I find staying loose at the waist helps the boat moves around underneath with conditions while the body remains upright. Sounds like a bit of a trek that one requiring settled conditions 🤔 😀 I've got friends in Dundee they paddle Arbroath fairly often, apparently loads of great deep sea caves in the area 👍

@@geoffburke And I can understand the loss of a hat. I lost mine, from the mid 90's, last year while out in the yak. Well I fell out of the yak on launch, with my newest to me yak which has very little rocker and wasn't suitable for launching from a steep ramp. Yes it was mid winter and I was in my 'uniform' of singlet and shorts with my trusty cap.

@@gadgetman_nz4092 It 'smarts' when you loose something like a hat or cap that has been with you to so many remote places with great memories it's like you've lost part of your soul...😪 Stupid really, but....we're strange creatures 😀

@@gadgetman_nz4092 I trust you didn't get too cold I've swam in the waters around NZ in autumn, stayed in too long and in the 1st stages of hypothermia 🥶🥶

@@geoffburke Got out fairly quickly and moved to a better location for a paddle. Paddling soon warmed me up. My clothing is so thin it doesn't hold water. We're on the east coast of the mainland (South Island) and the current brings cold water up from the south, where you are on the tail of the Gulf Stream bringing warm water also from the south. This, along with the fact that during our summer/your winter the earth is closer to the sun and during our winter/your summer the earth is further from the sun, we have fairly similar climates despite us being so much closer to the equator than you. I'm used to the water. My mother was a surf life saver way back in the day (~40's?) but wasn't allowed to rescue people because she was a she, despite her being an exceptionally strong swimmer. She took on the men's races and won. She had us swimming 200m at 5 years old.

Cheers Davie, you know the Farnes it just keeps giving...above and below!! 👍

Cheers Wolf, pleased you enjoyed it 👍 lots more adventures on the channel, feel free to browse and share with friends. Thanks again

Thanks so much for your great comments Tim, it was a superb day in brilliant conditions with a great group of very capable friends. Lots more of my adventures on the channel. Please feel free to browse and share with friends. Cheers 🍺

Hi Viorel, Thanks, you were on the ball again as usual, in watching and commenting...Thank You so much for your very kind and caring comments 😊 👍 It was an excellent trip in very enjoyable conditions with like minded, capable paddlers. I try not to let my collection of metalwork interfere with my flexibility or paddling ability and strive to enjoy my life, our brilliant sport enables me to do just that ! 😀 Thanks again my friend and I wish you all the best of health and every happiness for the future 👍👍😎

@@geoffburke Thank you! 👍

Thanks Steven. Yeah the drone is a slight throwback to my paramotoring days which included aerial photography, using my DJI Mini 3Pro gives me a brilliant stowable aerial camera to supplement my action footage. The history of Claggan Bridge is mentioned in more detail in a previous video where we Circumnavigate the island of Seil, not sure if its the one you've seen as the bridge has appeared in several of my video's. See the following link for more detail on its history. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rTLLPwu8iYs.htmlsi=lu0eeutlrcReDtkH Thanks again Steven 👍

Hi Steven, you've certainly been binge watching 😂😂 haven't you 😀 👍 Thanks so much for your continued support and feedback, it's important in helping me to improve my editing skills and I very much appreciate you taking the time! I know the area well but it's constantly changing, never the same with different conditions and state of tidal cycle. The scenery and wildlife are always magical and never disappoint. The "Bothy" you mention in Glengarrisdale Bay is one of many old buildings/homesteads which have been signed over to and maintained by the Mountain Walkers Association, used as retreats for walkers and others to use in these remote areas. Very basic/primitive but a welcome sight if caught out in bad weather. Users, usually leave spare food etc and firewood when possible for those in need. A cracking full 5 day trip!

@@geoffburke It's enjoyable to watch from the POV of the kayaker. Editing is a very time consuming task because along with being entertaining you're telling a story of the trip, what you see, the unique qualities of the area. The Appalachian Trail that covers several states in the US has structures that are open ended for hikers to stay overnight in or to take breaks along the trail. Most hikers don't concern themselves with who stays but you never know who is lurking, females that hike alone or in pairs are vulnerable. The "bothy" looked nice and because the travelers on your side of the pond have respect it's nicely maintained.

@@stevenhulbert7540 Absolutely, on every aspect you mention Steven. Yes, unfortunately certain elements in our society these days have little respect for their surroundings, others or even themselves. Thankfully, most of the areas we visit in sea kayaks are so remote, requiring effort, careful planning, consideration and a mindfulness of our surroundings that it deters the majority of that element. I suppose a great deal of your popular trails with start & finish points more accessible to 4x4 vehicles and large groups partying can lead to a lot of inconsiderate behaviour. We can only do our bit to ensure these magnificent areas remain! I had to do quite a lot of soul searching before actually commiting to posting my adventure video's on RU-vid as I feel social media can play a huge part accelerating the negative aspects of everything these days. Thankfully our wonderfull sport requires a great deal of effort etc as previously mentioned, that it's almost self governing...long may it last! Phew, nearly got into one of my aged rants there 😅😂😂 Best Wishes Steven and thanks again.

Hi Andrew and thanks for your comments 👍 I used to love being at the back of our diving Rib as we ploughed through tide races off the West of Scotland, 1 hand on the dive bottle rack behind the console and my foot pressed firmly on the top of the transom as we became airborne off the top of the waves....magically exhilarating!! Aye, the sea kayak is an impressive craft that can handle impressive seas, I absolutely love mine and feel like I'm part of the boat when out in it...another magical experience and my love for over 50 + years. I'll keep going out and taking the video footage and you keep enjoying on the sofa and sending your comments 👍👍👍and we've got a deal 😂

😂😂😂 It was only on the South end of the Islands where wind, slight swell and Ebb tide were pushing against the Islands causing reflected swell (clapotis) and swell lifting up over the reefs off the points. Full video being edited as we speak and should be ready by back end of next week...stay tuned 😎 🤣 It's not always like that and always alternative routes available, the offer still stands 👍

@@geoffburke …..mildly comforting😀; looking forward to the main event next week👍.

@@alexdobie1808 Thanks Alex, clips edited, some little touches with maps for reference, music to sort and final voiceover....sorted 😀 Cheers!

Thanks Doug 👍 if it does turn up, I'll gladly pay the postage to get it back 😂😂😂

Cheers, yeah it was a fun day! Stay tuned... the full video should be ready by next late next week with loads of fun paddling!

Ahh, I'll look forward to seeing it! Thanks Geoff.

😂😂😂😂Thanks Gadget, yes very wise. Thankfully it wasn't and even better, I didn't collide with the rocks 😎 🙄👍

Hi Charles, I appreciate your kind comments👍 😊 I suspect you're new to the channel so welcome & thanks for joining. Please feel free to browse and share with friends, lots of interesting content with beautiful scenery, wildlife and crazy conditions! Muckle Flugga is an Iconic sea kayaking trip in a spectacularly remote location, swept by strong tide races and huge seas. We were very fortunate with conditions as its not always possible to cross or get near to Out Stack !! Landing on Muckle Flugga is never easy and the climb to to the lighthouse was "gut busting" but hugely rewarding....stunning. Best Regards Geoff. Regular new content coming soon 👍

Cheers! Aye it was going at some speed. I'd not been through with that much flow, pleased we knew there was no Westerly swell running too. It would've been proper carnage 😂😂😂

Cheers Davie, aye I've found an owld farts Tweed cap in the draw...that'll do nicely 😂😂😂 Shirley is playing he'll that I'm still not wearing the new crash hat I bought and I know I should wear one 🙄😀

I hope that diving gear will be OK for your lad, it'll all need a good sorting and the regs need servicing!!

Cheers Viorel 🍺

Thanks, that's great Andy 👍 If the fish are anything like me there'll be some Pollack wearing it 😂😂😂

Thanks Again KJ, I'm pleased to see you're still joining with us on our many little adventures. Yeah the conditions were quite lively as it was such a small weather window, we had to be mindful of the strong winds forecast in the afternoon in case they arrived early. Thankfully we missed just about all of the rain and we were off the water by 2.30pm before the wind strengthened. A great day and I'll be editing the rest of the footage in the next few days so watch this space for the full video in the next week or so. Cheers 🍻

Me too..

@@andyniblock43 Thanks Andy 😊 👍 Full trip video should be ready on RU-vid later this week...watch this space!

Hi Josephine and thanks again 👍 The Unit is a Garmin GPSMAP 65s they are available at a little over £300 and come preloaded with their 'Topo' maps shop.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/garmin-gpsmap-65s/?sku=753759257873&gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4NH9m9bbhAMV15xQBh1hcgIdEAQYASABEgKgWPD_BwE You can buy OS Map cartridges which covers the whole of the UK but are expensive at £301 www.amazon.co.uk/Garmin-TOPO-Great-Britain-PRO/dp/B0977CN9W3/ref=asc_df_B0977CN9W3/?tag=googshopuk-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=535073594861&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=8870765529043675453&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=t&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1007133&hvtargid=pla-1415934564154&psc=1&mcid=edb230ad0a843c6bbec7048102236414 I tend to use mine for distance and speed as well as producing route trails for my video's by uploading the file to 'Relive' I'm regularly asked about the GPS and the mount I made for the boat so if you're interested I've photos of how it's made and mounted, just give me a shout. The Unit takes 2 'AA' batteries which they claim you can get 2 days use out of but I change mine each day. I bought a whole bunch of rechargeable's to take on multi day trips and swap out with fully charged ones every evening ready for the next day. I also have a couple of large capacity power banks for charging my drone batteries, phone and Action 4 camera...too much technical gear, it's a pain as it's not light 🙄😂😂 You'll have to give me shout when you're out and about and we'll get a trip in together as I only live down a Houghton le Spring. Best Regards Geoff

@@geoffburke Geoff, that’s brill. Thank you. My purpose for it would be a confident satellite given GPS “You are here” as opposed to where am I heading? I’m off to Shetland myself in July, and feel such a bit of kit worthwhile up there! I will certainly give you a shout one day for a paddle. Best wishes for the upcoming paddling season.

@@josephinebennington7247 That's great 👍 I find mine very useful especially in tidal areas to judge progress/speed, also open water crossings to judge drift. The TopoActive maps are a bit like retro 'Packman' type arcade games (very blocky) so the map cartridge would be great but I can't justify spending more money on techy stuff at this stage 🤔😱 Sorry, I'll miss you in Shetland, I'm up there in June this time and possibly again in August depending on how my wife's knee replacement is progressing. Let me know if you get the GPS and I'll send you pics of the mounting, it's easy to replicate, actually I have a spare piece of foam so could make one for you. 😃

@@geoffburke I’ve ordered the unit. 14 days to check it fits my requirements and return if it doesn’t. I did consider the 79s with Bluechart maps. Depends how blocky the 65s maps turn out to be. I’m considering also a Deck Pod which has a pocket for such as the handheld. I’ll keep my options open, and may come to you for our holder. Cheers for now, and I will report results.

@@josephinebennington7247 Excellent! I hope it meets your requirements, I hate suggesting equipment as we all perceive things differently 😀 I have made the deck mount utilising garmins belt clip to ensure easy fitting and removal, I'd suggest fitting a lanyard and if doing a rescue it can be dropped overboard to avoid damage. Please reply with your email address so I can send pictures, once I have it I'll confirm then you can delete your reply for security. Always happy to help 👍😊

Hi Viorel, thanks again. Yes, there were a few large waves to catch anyone out as you saw when one broke on me. An absolutely brilliant day! The full trip video will be coming when I get a chance to fit some editing in, so watch this space! 👍 Cheers

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Hi and thanks again Johnathan. I now use the DJI Action 4 on a bite mount held in my mouth. I prefer the slightly wider field of view and other functions/quality, the lens has a hydrophobic coating to repel water...best practice is simply throw a handful of water at the lens then it's perfectly clear of smaller droplets, don't lick the lens or try and dry it! I still have the Hero 10 to supplement footage...when I can be bothered to take it 😄😄 Full trip video to follow when editing time permits...watch this space as always 👍 Cheers

@@geoffburke HI Geoff, your picture clarity is amazing, well done as ever! Look forward to seeing the full video. That's inspired me to get back on the water. How did you shout with the bite mount in? Do you keep in on a tether? :)

@@jonathanbamfordThanks Johnathan. I'm very pleased with the Action 4 the quality is superb and as I say with a slightly wider FOV allows me to capture that bit extra at the sides when in tight gullies etc without causing GoPro 'barrel distortion' and still allows horizon leveling. I can still talk and shout to others with the bite mount in my teeth but I'll never make a ventriloquist 😂 as you can hear in some clips. I made a floatation tether which goes around my neck as you can't seem to buy a 'floaty' for the Action 4 like they make for the GoPro (which are quite bulky too). I haven't tried DJI's Avata and can appreciate the benefits for certain shots and video's and have tried my Mini 3 Pro in FPV mode but prefer to keep the horizon level, finding it too distracting. Ive been watching some of your video's too...very nice work! Thanks again

Hi Gadget, thanks again! Yes, some great clapotis conditions as the swell, wind and tide were stacking water up onto the island then reflecting back to meet the incoming waves. Keeping a close eye out was really important to avoid being caught out, not always easy when I was trying to get footage of the waves crashing on the rocks or others in the group. Full trip video to follow in due course when time permits...hopefully soon! Cheers

Thanks David. Absolutely 👍 you certainly needed to have your wit's about you and to expect the unexpected 😉 Full length trip video will be getting posted once I've had time to edit all of it...as usual watch this space 👌

Hi Dominic, thanks again for your wonderful comments! Certainly, I have no objections to you showing at your club or sharing with others. Feel free and encourage them to like👍, and subscribe to my channel, all comments are most welcome. Thanks 👍

@@geoffburke Hi Geoff. We had a nice movie evening and the group was stunned by your tour to Muckle Flugga! I do have the feeling, some of the guys are willing to go up north to Scotland 🙂. I have encouraged to subscribe and like. Let`s see what's going to happen. drive.google.com/file/d/1O70fPnlaY2PPTlCe9BP4Orl5tZioowOo/view?usp=share_link Greetings

@@geoffburke Hey Geoff. I thought I answered last week to give You some feedback on our movie evening...somehow it did`nt work. Well, I'll just wright it again. We had a nice evening and everybody in the room was stunned by Your great film about Muckle Flugga. I have the feeling that some of us will be heading to the UK and paddle some tours ;-). We`ll see what happens. Greetings

@@KITTechniker Hi again Dominic, no worries I do the same all the time, I guess we get distracted/interrupted 😂😂 Thanks for spreading the word and I'm so pleased they all enjoyed it. Let's hope a few more folk have subscribed and continue getting some pleasure from them...I've more trips still to edit, its a never ending task trying to fit time in. If you do decide to come over please get in touch and I'll try and join you all, that would be awesome 👌 Thanks again and keep up the good work! 👍 Cheers 🍺