A couple of days ago our delivery team left Argyll early on a fine bright morning and made their way to the Kingdom of Fife to collect the kit. By mid afternoon she had crossed the bridge and arrived on her island for the first time. She doesn’t look much just now, but from little acorns . . .
There are moves afoot on the Isle of Seil to become involved in the Scottish Coastal Rowing movement. A well-attended meeting in Seil Island Hall on Thursday 16th convinced those present that there was the support, enthusiasm, facilities and skills available and so the project was launched.
The first step – as with any project – is fundraising. Initially it is hoped to fund the project by selling 64 non-redeemable shares in the boat at £60 each. (For the purposes of registration, a ship is traditionally divided into 64 shares). Ownership of these shares will confer no special privileges when it comes to rowing, but you will receive an attractive share certificate and be kept in touch with the project with regular newsletters should you so wish.
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