Paddling the Scottish Dee: Scotland's finest canoe river?

Is this the finest Scottish white water river for canoe touring? For the quality of the white water at this level I would make it number 1. There is another 17 miles of river (fairly easy) from our finish point to the sea. I will go back and complete this at some point. Meanwhile the Tweed is now the other missing one on my bucket list. I was fortunate to be invited by Dave Janes of Paddle International to do the trip with them. Chris Stevens was his number 2 and I was well looked after by these two and the rest of the team. The trip and company exceeded my expectations. Loved the paddling and camp spots. https://www.paddleinternational.com Thank you to Dave Janes and Graham Little for the use of video clips and photos. Thank you to all the team for making it such a pleasure and helping on the bank! Dave, Chris, TC, Graham, Neil, Jim, Iain, Dave H, Drew and Matt. Water Level: Dave (Paddle International) used the following gauge: https://waterlevels.sepa.org.uk/Station/234294 Polhollick Levels peaked at 1.1 on Tuesday evening and dropped to 0.9 by Friday 7th November The guide book is available from: https://20for20-anchor-merchandise.myshopify.com/products/river-guide-the-scottish-river-dee The author, Jonathan Kitching, died of cancer before completing the book. His friends finished it and now all the proceeds are given to the charity that supported Jonathan through his treatment at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary. If you enjoyed this then consider making a small contribution at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/RayGoodwin I am paddling the Afon from https://www.venturekayaks.com Paddles by https://freebirdpaddles.co.uk pfd and drysuit by https://www.nrs.com My website: http://www.RayGoodwin.com My illustrated book 'Canoeing', is available direct from me or from Amazon. In North America the easiest way to obtain my book is via Amazon