Sunday, 11 May 2008
Vogalonga: Why Venetians do it standing up
The Vogalonga is a priceless opportunity to row round the Venice lagoon, passing through the islands of Murano and Burano before making triumphant progress down the Grand Canal itself, and finishing outside St Mark's Square.
Participants take to the water in what's probably the widest variety of different, oar-powered craft you'll ever see in one place, mostly flamoyantly dressed, and as determined to have good time as they are to take on the 30km rowing challenge.
There were just so many reasons why we kept saying "Oo, look at that one!"...
Labels:
Expeditions,
Italy,
Organised Events
Location:
Venice, Italy
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