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31. Happy Holidays!
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Author : Rob Mousley ...ki.info a fabulous Christmas and a phenomenal New Year! Thanks to everyone who has corresponded with us, contributed or just read the articles.  Surfski.info wouldn't exist without you. Happy paddling! ...
Tuesday, 25 December 2007 |  1119 hit(s) | (5 votes)

32. DSKC - The Golden Years
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Author : Rob Mousley The Dubai Surfski and Kayak Club (DSKC) is about to host the richest race in the history of paddling: in ten days time, the winner of the Dubai Shamaal will walk away with US$20,000 of the US$50,000 prize pool.    
Thursday, 22 November 2007 |  1857 hit(s) | (0 vote)

33. Nathan Baggaley Arrested Again
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Author : Rob Mousley It appears that Nathan Baggaley and his brother have been arrested again - this time on even more serious drug related charges.    
Wednesday, 21 November 2007 |  6354 hit(s) | (23 votes)

34. Shark-shielded Surf Ski
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Author : Rob Mousley Since 2002, three surf skis have been bitten and severely damaged by Great White Sharks in False Bay, here in Cape Town, South Africa (See Sharks and Skis).  After each incident there has been vigorous debate about how to prevent such interactions between the sharks (who are after all just living in their own environment) and humans. ...
Sunday, 04 November 2007 |  5710 hit(s) | (0 vote)

35. Surf Ski... Tattoos
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Author : Kelvin Ho ...  Surf Ski represents different things to different people: some guys get passionate about going out through surf ; some just love the ocean and paddling; some - as you'll read here - also love their skis.  Kelvin Ho just spent some time customizing his ski and wrote to tell us about it. (And don't you just love our new image ......
Friday, 02 November 2007 |  3983 hit(s) | (14 votes)

36. Close Call - Skis Meet Catamaran
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Author : Rob Mousley Gordon's Bay, Cape Town, South Africa.  Kyle Mahood saw the big 30ft catamaran motor slowly out of the harbor.  "Great," he thought, "they're coming to help."  But to his horror, he saw the big fishing boat rapidly accelerate, heading directly for them and he realized that the skipper hadn't seen
Thursday, 01 November 2007 |  3671 hit(s) | (5 votes)

37. Record English Channel Crossing – in a Fenn Mako6
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Author : Rob Mousley Nigel Hatton had a dream - to set a new World Record for crossing the English Channel in a Kayak.  Problem was that the current holder of that record, Ian Tordoff, had blown him away in a Sea Kayak race in 2006, so he decided to find someone else to do the job for him.  
Sunday, 28 October 2007 |  4158 hit(s) | (10 votes)

38. Seasickness Derails Simon Blackburn 24hr Attempt *** Now with Video
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Author : Gameplan Media Durban  - Kayaker Simon Blackburn's bid to break the Guinness world record for 24 hour surf ski paddling ended in disappointment, after he was forced to abandon his record attempt after battling crippling sea sickness on the first ten hours of his paddle.  
Monday, 22 October 2007 |  3227 hit(s) | (5 votes)

39. 24 Hour Paddling Record Attempt about to Launch
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Author : Gameplan Media [Editor: Simon Blackburn is one of the friendliest, most unassuming people I've met - yet this is a man with a vision that will see him tackle a two year voyage around Africa next year - paddling a ski to raise awareness of AIDS.  By way of a precursor, he's about to attempt the 24 hour paddling record - starting on Sunday about 4pm....
Friday, 19 October 2007 |  2396 hit(s) | (3 votes)

40. Aussie Shark Incident
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Author : Reuters ...ler was knocked off - apparently the shark bit the back of her ski and shook it. But after receiving about a dozen emails from people all over the world I figured that I'd better put something up!  The bottom line is that (as far as I know - and I've documented quite a number of these incidents) no surf ski paddler has ever......
Tuesday, 16 October 2007 |  3612 hit(s) | (2 votes)

  
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