| Buller
Day, 8th August 2009.
This
year we had a great day . Falmouth had winning
day but our U16s had a great win, well done
to all!
The
sun was shining, the sea was calm and the
racing was great! Didn't get many pics as
I was on the BBQ all day, I have one or two
which I'll send on when I get the camera going.
Top
3’s – Vets : Falmouth/Cadgwith/Helford.
U16s : Cadgwith, Helford, Truro. MensA : Falmouth,
Flushing & Mylor, Padstow – great
close finish between these two crews. LadiesA
: Falmouth, Newquay, Padstow. U14s : Cadgwith,
Porthleven, Coverack. MensB : Falmouth, Lizard,
Newquay. LadiesB : Helford, Mounts Bay, Newquay.
A
special thank you to certain people...
Slim and Sarah Legge on the start boat, I'm
sure all the Ladies A crews won't forget Sarah
telling everyone that she will NOT be starting
the race until Newquay gets back!
Gwen Jane for her commentry all day, excluding
the vets race when she raced and was part
of the 1st full ladies vets crew over the
line!
All the umpires which come from other clubs
to help us out - there are too many of you
to name personally, but you know who you all
are!
All club members who helped out during the
day with car parking, organising the boats,
selling food and drink, bar and BBQ cooking
(a special mention to Josh and Alex who spent
4 hours non stop on the BBQ).
Hopefully everyone enjoyed the day and thank
you to everyone who turned up, rowed and supported
us.

Racing
atarted at Cadgwith Cove at 2pm, with the
gig club running a BBQ and bar all day. No
rain and a calm sea, unlike last year!
The order of races was as follows;
Vets
Under 16s
Mens A
Ladies A
Under 14s
Mens B
Ladies B
Mixed
Yours sincerely
Sam
Jane
It
would be appreciated if all gigs could follow
the signs to Cadgwith and avoid the route
through Ruan Minor (head towards the Lizard)
Once at the top of the hill Cadgwith members
will be on hand to organise the transportation
of the gigs down the hill. Please wait until
told to head into the cove as, most of you
are aware, it will cause problems.
It
would be appreciated if all rowers could follow
the signs to Ruan Minor where we have managed
to organise a field for parking. The field
will be signposted and is situated at the
top of the hill going into Cadgwith, a 5min
walk to the Cove.
Vets
Ladies
A
Mens
A
Under
16s
Ladies
B
Mens
B
Under
14s
Mixed
We
are hoping that the weather is good to us
this year and all visiting crews enjoy their
time in Cadgwith. We will be running a BBQ
and a bar throughout the day and a disco is
planned for the evening. Unfortunately
due to the space restrictions in the cove
we will have to limit numbers so please let
Sam know as soon as possible if you want to
attend
PLEASE
leave gigs in car park until instructed. Please
contact us before bringing gigs to the village,
so we can help. Travel
info
The
prize giving will be in the Gig shed where
you will be welcome to stay for an evening
of drinking and food, and hopefully some good
entertainment.
Camping
info:
Ron
and Jo Lyne (Lizard Village) have contacted
the Cadgwith Gig Club regarding their event
this year.
A lot of crews camped at their campsite in
Lizard village last year and the rowers appreciated
their taxi run to Cadgwith. They would like
to inform those rowers that spaces are getting
booked up very fast so if you intend to return
this year please let them know as soon as
possible. Their phone number is 01326 290596
PLEASE BOOK IN ADVANCE

Peter
and Tony night 2002
You
just have to read this..
Loosing the Cox on a buoy turn!!!
and
"rowing with French sticks"
lol
This
is held every year to commemorate the
lives of two local fishermen lost at sea.
This years event was a bit unique with
the leading men in the Rose losing a cox
overboard on the last buoy turn. The Rose
however still won coxless leaving Buller
and Socoa to chase them. Well done boys.
The
womens (with a few men) wasn't quite
as exciting. Buller
lead up to the first mark but eventually
came second to the Rose. The excuses
coming from the crew in Rose included,
thanks to Mike "we may as well have
been rowing with french sticks rather
than these oars", "they have
a lighter boat" "more men".
ETC ETC
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