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Using Google Earth to plan your Murray River kayak trip
July 19, 2013 | Karen
Kym’s recently been doing a number of “study tours” of the creeks and backwaters in our area, covering almost 300km by kayak. (It’s a tough job, but somebody’s got to do it!) So he…
Ajax and Achilles Barge Wrecks – a bit of Murray River History, in the Riverland
July 17, 2013 | Karen
The Ajax and Achilles Lakes, little known by Berri and Loxton locals, are located less than a kilometer from Lock 4, and less than 6km from Berri (as the crow flies). If you’re wondering what…
The Demise of the Giants?
July 17, 2013 | Karen
The stark dead gums lining the edges of many sections of the Murray River and its backwaters, are almost iconic of South Australia’s Murray River. These pale giants certainly enhance the beauty of the river,…
The minimalism of kayaking
June 11, 2013 | Kym
We love that kayaking is so low-impact. No fuel emissions, no noise pollution to scare away the birdlife and wildlife, very little impact at all on the land, sliding through the water silently, traveling with…
5 reasons why you shouldn’t own a kayak!
June 11, 2013 | Kym
The Murray River is a beautiful and ever-changing place, and enjoying it via kayak, at your own speed, by your own strength, and delving into whichever nooks and inlets take your fancy, is both…
Loch Luna kayaking
June 7, 2013 | Kym
Where is it? This short video was made to showcase Loch Luna kayaking. Loch Luna is one of our favourite kayaking spots. It is a wetland located between Kingston-on-Murray and Barmera, not…
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