Now that the weather is beginning to improve, here’s a couple of photos from a recent club expedition around Fidra. If this doesn’t lure you back to the water, nothing will. But remember, you can only take part in these fun-filled excursions if you’ve paid your club subs for this year! [flickr photo=33838165968 size=medium]
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The Black Isle/Avoch/Cromarty RegattaWith so many names and no postcode provided for the location, arriving at the right place, at the right time, for this regatta, was a wee bit challenging for some. Despite this, 17 rowers, three partners and five children successfully made their way North. Most stayed at the temporary camp site overlooking …
Glorious sunshine welcomed us to Porty regatta, a really stunning setting with beach views extending far and wide, as well as the familiar and much loved silhouette of The Law in the distance. The Mixed Novice kicked off the competition winning Gold, which seemed to set the tone for the day! We took home a …
NBRC were out in force this weekend as 21 of our members took on a challenging two days of rowing up on the west coast. After the first test of beating Friday evening rush hour on the A9 was completed, we convened in the pub for some pre-race hydration as the junior races drew to …
The NB wagon train headed west this weekend to Stranraer to take part in the home clubs regatta and provide the opportunity to test out next years World Championship course. Wagons (or rather tents and mobile homes) were circled on the Friday night at the local reservation and Big John told tall tales round the …
There was a severe weather warning in place, however it was sunscreen that was the order of the day on Saturday, in industrial quantities. Our crews were rather unused to the presence of a giant yellow orb , emitting a heat some rowers compared to that experienced in Woudrichem. Rowing in the sunshine, amongst fellow …
The temperature on leaving North Berwick was a balmy 13.5 degrees Celsius, however this was not mirrored over in the West, where, for the first several hours, warm clothing was not only desirable, but essential. The welcome team NB received however was warm and welcoming, as we have come to expect from our friends in the …
After an endless winter, the first regatta of the season was upon us. Port Seton harbour was the venue for a few fast and furious sprints, with a couple of tight buoy turns to boot. This was a great test for the crews’ skill. North Berwick sent a strong contingent of rowers, clearly itching to …
So how long does it take to organise a small flotilla to the Bass Rock? You get a message on Monday to say Murdo McLeod would love to do the Bass with folks from Portobello, then Dunbar come and bag a couple of our islands on Thursday, and want to join us and then Alan …