@@edevans5991 Ah, right. It's Scotland's fastest flowing river, dropping from the Cairngorm mountains to the North Sea at the Moray Firth. Normally no more serious than grade 3 at most, but it's treacherous just now due to something of a drought throughout the summer leaving water levels very low - there are lots more protruding rocks and debris build up. We've had a number of serious incidents recently, including one kayak fatality. With lots of rain forecast though - at last - conditions will hopefully improve. If you plan on doing it, don't hesitate to get in touch if you need info.
Loved this, great river, great views great friendship.
Thanks mate.
Looking forward to seeing your next adventure.
Thank you.
Had to check this out since inflatables are normally quite hard to capsize.
You been on the Spey recently?
I live in the US so it would be quite the trip. Just got an inflatable kayak that I use on the small lake where I live.
@@edevans5991 Ah, right. It's Scotland's fastest flowing river, dropping from the Cairngorm mountains to the North Sea at the Moray Firth. Normally no more serious than grade 3 at most, but it's treacherous just now due to something of a drought throughout the summer leaving water levels very low - there are lots more protruding rocks and debris build up. We've had a number of serious incidents recently, including one kayak fatality. With lots of rain forecast though - at last - conditions will hopefully improve.
If you plan on doing it, don't hesitate to get in touch if you need info.