A night paddle to Southbank and back.
Southbank
Paddling safe
Paddling at night has extra dangers. You must have adequate lights (it is critical that other boats see you easily from a distance). Basic lights consist of a front white light (e.g. head torch) and a rear WHITE light. Glo-sticks alone or one unidirectional light are not sufficient (but a good addition to your PFD). Red bike lights are not acceptable. Bring warm gear in case it is cold.
Requirements
- Lights! – front and back and bright and white (spare batteries too)
- PFD – you will be required to wear a PFD at all times
- Group – we need to keep together as a group
- Sides – we need to stay to the sides of the river as much as practical to reduce exposure to other (bigger) boats.
- Warm gear – it may be cold… bring sufficient warm gear. Keep additional dry gear in your backpack/car in case you get wet!
Remember there are warm showers and a changing area in the shed complex.
Outline
Plan to be posted
Paddle type: Flatwater
Duration: ~3-4 hours
Grade: 1
Meeting time: TBA
Distance: 7-14 km (depending on speed, time, and ability)
Location: University of Queensland Leader Email Address Location: Inductors’ Contacts Page
| Register by: 26-10-2018 | Event ID: 181027F |
