Paddleboarding (SUP) on the Thames from Richmond to Twickenham Against the Falling Tide (Cloudy Day)
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- 19th June 2020
Paddleboarding in Richmond upon Thames from Richmond Lock to Eel Pie Island in Twickenham and back. Regrettably I chose to film and paddle at a time when the tide was falling and the weather was a bit cooler and windy. I intend to film the same route on a sunny day in a pretty much identical video.
This tour shows you the sites when using this part of the river as well as the locations of different water sports clubs and companies on this part of the river.
The route in this video is part of the tidal Thames and is under the control of the Port of London Authority. Private man-powered watercraft do not require a licence to use in parts of the Thames controlled by the Port of London Authority, however, certification regarding paddleboarders change the further down river you go but Between Teddington Lock and Putney Pier, no certifications are required. To go beyond Putney Pier and up to Chelsea Bridge unsupervised (but in a minimum group of 3), a TSK1 (Thames Skills & Knowledge) certification must be completed and certain equipment carried. To learn more about paddleboards beyond Chelsea Bridge, please read page 41 of the The Tideway Code published by the PLA: www.boatingont...
Port of London Authority: www.pla.co.uk/
My Instagram: / jonchuirapley
Standup Paddleboarding (SUP):
-Back of Beyond Adventures: www.backofbeyon...
-Active360: www.active360.c...
-The London Stand Up Paddle Company: www.standuppadd...
Twickenham Yacht Club: www.twickenhamy...
Canoeing and kayaking:
-Back of Beyond Adventures: www.backofbeyon...
-Richmond Canoe Club: www.richmondcan...
Sailing:
Twickenham Yacht Club: www.twickenhamy...
Richmond Yacht Club: www.richmondyac...
Rowing:
Twickenham Rowing Club: www.twickenhamr...
Boat Hire:
Richmond Rowing Boat Hire: www.richmondboa...
Hammertons Ferry: www.hammertonsf...
My SUP is an Aqua Marina Magma 10'10 (330 cm) 2019 model.
www.aquamarina....
I fitted my Samsung Galaxy S10 to a chest camera harness, shot with the normal lens at 1080p60 with image stabilisation turned off.