THE ninth Girls’ Day Out paddle was a sweeping success on the Clyde River on October 10.
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A colourful bunch of 64 entrants, including kayakers, stand-up paddleboard (SUP) riders and a Broulee surfboat crew, raised funds for the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
Individuals left the banks of the Clyde River at the Nelligen Big 4 Caravan Park shortly before 10am.
They paddled a six-kilometre course to Little Island and back, before socialising in the shade after returning to shore.
Organiser Sharon Piert said supporters flocked to the event in their usual numbers with most coming from the Eurobodalla.
“It’s great, we get the same support as past years and we couldn’t have asked for better weather,” Ms Piert said.
Ms Piert said it was great to open to the event to SUP riders for the first time.
