Showing posts with label Black Oyster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Black Oyster. Show all posts
Saturday, 8 June 2013
You spin me right round...
Our The Islanders rowing team have been holding station at sea anchor awaiting more favourable wind conditions before moving North through the St George's Channel and into the Irish Sea... Although they are now adrift of the world record and have team member Gavin Sheehan suffering with a back sprain we long to see them back on course leading the GB Row 2013 race.
The billing as the world's toughest rowing race has been proved true with 4 of the 6 starters running into difficulties and no longer competing.
PB
Sunday, 2 June 2013
Press toward the mark...
Excitement builds on Mersea Island once again as we support our boys in The Islanders team rowing 2000 miles non-stop round Britain's coast in the GB ROW 2013 race. At the time of writing The Islanders in Black Oyster are just nudging it ahead of the rest of the fleet which now comprises 6 entrants.
It is possible to track their progress, updated hourly, on both the official GB Row Challenge website and the corresponding smartphone tracking app, yellowbrick.
Press toward the mark for the prize boys, God speed and stay safe!
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Labels:
Athletics,
Black Oyster,
Charity,
GB Row 2013,
maritime,
Mersea,
Mersea Island,
race,
respect,
rowing,
sport,
The Islanders
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