Author: Barbara Agnew

Rachel reports: Other than a wee later start to next Saturday’s Rowing, all is well through to the end of the month/year!!

I now give you the tides until the end of the month, in case I am a little bit occupied next weekend! But also you may wish to choose a day to plan a Row, while on holiday!

Monday 17th December
09.56 — 4.7 m H. 16.12 — 2.3 m L

Tuesday 18th
11.01 — 4.8 m H. 17.01 — 2.1 m L

Wednesday 19th
05.26 — 1.7 m L. 11.57 — 5.1 m H. 17.45 — 1.8 m L

Thursday 20th
06.07 — 1.4 m L.   12.47 — 5.4 m H    18.27 — 1.5 m L.

Friday 21st
06.43 — 1.2 m L. 13.35 — 5.6 m H. 19.09 — 1.2 m L

Saturday 22nd
07.20 — 1.1 m L. 14.22 — 5.8 m H. No Training

Sunday 23rd
08.01 — 1.0 m L. 15.07 — 5.9 m H

Monday 24th
08.43 — 1.0 m L 15.53 — 6.0 m H

Tuesday 25th Christmas Day
09.27 — 1.0 m L. 16.41 — 5.9 m H   Time for a row while the turkey cooks!!!

Wednesday 26th
10.14 — 1.2 m L. 17.32 — 5.8 m H

Thursday 27th
06.01 — 5.8 m H. 11.06 — 1.4 m L. 18.24 — 5.7 m H

Friday 28th
06.54 — 5.5 m H 12.05 — 1.6 m L 19.18 — 5.5 m H

Saturday 29th
07.50 — 5.3 m H 13.08 — 1.9 m L

Sunday 30th
08.50 — 5.1 m H 14.18 — 2.1 m L

Monday 31st
09.55 — 5.0 m H  16.01 — 2.1 m L

I wish all our members a very Happy Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New Year 2019. Have fun and fit in some rowing! ?‍♀️?

A happy crowd gathered at the shed on Saturday morning to beat the chill with mulled wine, cakes and soup – and to cheer all those who won prizes in our bumper raffle. As not all the winners were in the shed, a list is being drawn up and strenuous efforts made to deliver all prizes by Christmas.

A very special bottle of Scottish Parliament whisky, signed for the club by the First Minister, was auctioned separately. Keith was delighted to have made the (very generous) winning bid.

Meanwhile, the Nifty Knotters were doing a roaring trade with their Christmas decorations, and the 2019 calendar was selling so briskly Tansy had to go home for more supplies. Stand by for a tally of the seasonal fundraising effort.

Apparently some people even went for a row!!!

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Several club members travelled to Holland last weekend to take part in a fund-raising row organised by the Woudrichem club.  The annual row raises money for the Red Cross, this year specifically to help reunite children and parents separated by war or disaster.

Rachel reports: While Schiphol Airport cancelled 100 flights due to wind, we, as part of over 100 rowers, rowed our hearts out on a 45-mile river row in our sturdy St Ayles skiffs to help raise at least £3,500 towards a wonderful charity. A wonderful weekend – Dutch, Scottish, Irish, English.

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… and look what they’ve left us!