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lough lannagh, castlebar

  • 06-06-2013 7:12pm
    #1
    captain_boycott
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    Anyone know what's the deal with all the buoys and markers on the lake, especially down past the new bridge?


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  • #2
    irishgeo
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    captain_boycott wrote: »
    Anyone know what's the deal with all the buoys and markers on the lake, especially down past the new bridge?

    spotted them the last day, maybe there is some competition on or something.

    the swans must be pissed off.:D


  • #3
    Dudda
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    I know a bike festival is planned soon down around the lake. Not sure if it's an idea to get kids out on their bikes while their parents are going for a walk. Might be something to do with that as a local artist group are working on stuff for the festival. Don't know if this is related.


  • #4
    yop
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    Dudda wrote: »
    I know a bike festival is planned soon down around the lake. Not sure if it's an idea to get kids out on their bikes while their parents are going for a walk. Might be something to do with that as a local artist group are working on stuff for the festival. Don't know if this is related.

    Are the buoys not on the actual lake? The kids can cycle on water :D


  • #5
    captain_boycott
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 540 ✭✭✭captain_boycott


    They're in the lake, quite impressive really, they extend way down in lanes towards the reek end. Whatever the purpose, someone has put in a lot of effort.


  • #6
    yop
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    I remember some kayak event was on a few years ago for special olympics. Could be the same again


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  • #7
    Mayo Miss
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    http://www.loughlannagh.ie/conference-events/events/june

    "West Climb Adventure Co. provide this enjoyable introduction to kayaking on Lough Lannagh. Aimed to teach participants basic strokes & safety in kayaking, the gear, equipment & of course the chance to kayak & explore flat water. "


  • #8
    yop
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    If anyone hasn't done it, its a lovely activity, I did it a number of times for training out on Killary in prep for Gaelforce and it was like been in a different world out on the open water. Good for the gut and upper body :D
    And I can't even swim... :)


  • #9
    zztop
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    yop wrote: »
    I remember some kayak event was on a few years ago for special olympics. Could be the same again

    Yep..see it in the Mayo advertiser this week;)


  • #10
    tootsy70
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    :pThinks that the local dogging spot down there, so ive heard


  • #11
    finisklin
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    tootsy70 wrote: »
    :pThinks that the local dogging spot down there, so ive heard

    Photo or link please.....


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  • #12
    tootsy70
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 195 ✭✭tootsy70


    finisklin wrote: »
    Photo or link please.....

    Check swing4ireland and youll get all the info you need. Are you looking a wee peak ?:D


  • #13
    finisklin
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    tootsy70 wrote: »
    Check swing4ireland and youll get all the info you need. Are you looking a wee peak ?:D

    Just looking for you to substantiate your claim.....no link, no evidence. ;)


  • #14
    yop
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    Keep it on topic pls. ;)


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