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What better way to follow Cheri Perry than a Podcast with her partner Turner Wilson. He teaches Greenland techniques, which doesn’t just mean rolling, and runs kayak building classes. Their website is kayakways.net.

Turner and Cheri took sessions at the Scottish Sea Kayak Symposium on Skye in May 2009.

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She is one of the best Greenland kayak rollers in the world and, with Turner Wilson, took sessions at the Scottish Sea Kayak Symposium on Skye in May 2009.

Here Cheri talks about how she started kayaking and her switch from Euro to Greenland styles. Check out their website kayakways.net

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This phone quality interview was recorded with Patrick Winterton after he and Mick Berwick became the first people to sea kayak from Scotland to the Faroe Islands. They arrived Friday 3rd July after leaving North Rona Tuesday 30th June around 12:00 noon - three days two nights at sea in sea kayaks. More when they return.

The keynote speaker of the Scottish Sea Kayak Symposium 2009, Trevor Potts was among first team to kayak the Bering Strait between Alaska and the former Soviet Union in 1989. This is a long podcast, almost an hour in duration, because Trevor has such an interesting tale to tell. He now runs the campsite at Kilchoan on Ardnamurchan and lectures on Antarctic History. Visit TrevorPotts.com

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It’s not every day I get to chat to a native Alaskan kayak maker. This is Sean Gallagher, part of the 13th region corporation. He grew up watching his uncle carve King Island style soap stone figures - the only King Island family in Massachusetts. We spoke in a rather noisy corner of the SCA show in Perth in October 2008. Here’s Sean’s website.