We do like it rough at NB ! The sun shone and the wind certainly blew. [flickr photo=20826738599 size=medium] White horses and big side waves to the Craig, a nice bit of clapotis then settle in for a breather in the good water round the back…and steel your selves for the wall of wind and …
Another trip to the West Coast for NBRC took us to Largs, home of the famous Nardini Ice Cream parlour and a very fine spot for rowing indeed. No wind was bad news for the many sailors that were on the water, but great news for us rowers to enjoy fast rowing in flat conditions. …
The sun, remembering for once that it really should have its hat on in August, dazzled a hard core of North Berwick rowers who had made the trip up to the Big Orange (widely known as Newburgh) for a day of racing on the Tay. The course was just over a kilometre with 3 turns …
The west coast is notoriously rainy throughout the year. At NBRC we prepare ourselves for whatever the elements throw at us. However, 20 of our members were pleasantly surprised when arriving at Greenock on the 9th August for the Royal West regatta, to be bathed in warm sunshine with only a slight hint of a …
Saturday 1st August saw a small group of NBRC members head along the coast to Musselburgh to take part in Eskmuthe Rowing Club’s second skiff regatta. Other clubs present were Port Seton, Row Porty and some representatives of Amble Rowing Club who were using one of Eskmuthe’s boats. [flickr photo=20136217198 size=medium][flickr photo=20136164900 size=small hspace=40] [flickr …