Wednesday, 8 April 2020
Churchboat rowing in the garden
During the coronavirus pandemic, rowers are staying home (protecting our national health services and saving lives), but that doesn't mean that we can't go on our favourite rowing expeditions; we just have to find new ways to do so.
Here, we have recreated the unique, cramped style of churchboat rowing, which we learned when competing in the Sulkavan Suursudout, to our Waterrower. Real churchboats are coxed 14s, but obviously that's not possible when in self-isolation.
Labels:
Finland,
Rowing in a time of coronavirus
Location:
Surrey, UK
Sunday, 5 April 2020
Meandering in the garden
Even though us skiffers can't get out on the water because of coronavirus self-isolation, we can still go on our usual springtime meander. Well, sort of.
The mileage is a lot easier, but there are still friendly (if fake) lock keepers, Jelly Babies, and unfeasibly large cushions.
The mileage is a lot easier, but there are still friendly (if fake) lock keepers, Jelly Babies, and unfeasibly large cushions.
Labels:
Rowing in a time of coronavirus,
Skiffing
Location:
Thames Ditton, UK
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