An Historic Canoe Journey Of The river Adur

[@MBanon1997]

Thank you

[@juanitakelly3082]

What a wonderful river tour! I love learning the history of locations and this was a great production with the current video and all the great historical pictures and timeline woven in. Thanks for all the time you must have spent on this!

[@haydnthomasphotography8084]

Glad you enjoyed it, and I enjoyed piecing it all together, Thank you!

[@ronaldlinkenhoker5705]

Thanks for the history lesson. I wish I could have been with you. I love canoeing.

[@haydnthomasphotography8084]

Thanks man!👍

[@ChloeRoseHarrison]

So interesting and well done! I grew up around the Adur and knew none of this history - I will appreciate the area much more when I am next back, knowing the story of the land is such a nice way to ground yourself in it. Really like this video idea Haydn! (and loving your new water-based content)

[@haydnthomasphotography8084]

So Glad you enjoyed it. I'd forgotten how much I missed Canoeing, I have some Scotland canoe trip ideas in mind now too! x

[@alolan_ace]

Looks really fun! I'm inspired to go and try this myself

[@haydnthomasphotography8084]

Thanks alolanlana, to know the history of where you paddle, makes me feel more connected with each paddle stoke along the river.

[@alolan_ace]

@@haydnthomasphotography8084 i would agree! I have a question by the way, i have heard some things about work being done on the Adur? do you know anything about this, and if so; would it affect me from being able to paddle up the river?

[@haydnthomasphotography8084]

@@alolan_ace as far as I’m aware, they are just working on the tidal walls, as far as I’m aware, canoeing is as normal!

[@alolan_ace]

@@haydnthomasphotography8084 i see, thank you!