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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Caution at the pontoon
Regular rowing has started again, but please exercise extreme caution when down at the pontoon – the Soling has tipped on her cradle. She is meant to have been moved, but in the meantime please park well away from the … Continue reading
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Selkie back on station
Selkie left Big John’s at Balvicar this morning, after winter maintenance, and a crew rowed her back across the bay to Nick’s pontoon, towing the launching trolley behind us! Even with the wind behind us, it was remarkably hard work … Continue reading
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Snowy rowing
Two of us from Seil attended the SCRA weekend regatta seminar at Loch Insh in the Cairngorms, together with over 40 skiffies from across Scotland. It was most worthwhile, full of detailed hints and information. This morning, we ran our … Continue reading
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Madame Chagall at work
Fortunately the provenance is excellent so Selkie escapes the flames.
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Maintenance update
Selkie is very nearly ready to move out of the shed onto the hard. The last few wee jobs are proving very time consuming and frustrating! The paint needs to cure some more but luckily the weather isn’t too enticing … Continue reading
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