Dunbar Launch Postponed
Due to the amount of ice and snow in Dunbar, the launch of the towns first St Ayles skiff has been postponed. Hopefully it can be rearranged for a time when people can travel safely to welcome the new boat to
Due to the amount of ice and snow in Dunbar, the launch of the towns first St Ayles skiff has been postponed. Hopefully it can be rearranged for a time when people can travel safely to welcome the new boat to
Amid all the celebrations going on with new skiffs being launched, some may not have heard of the damage done to the fleet in the early hours of Monday 8 November as a storm blew accross Scotland. In North
Due to the current weather conditions, the launching of “Volunteer” has been postponed. Will post again when we get the new date. Alec J Hard on the heels of the launchings at Newhaven and Port Seton we are pleased
Cockenzie and Port Seton Launched their second St Ayles skiff on Saturday 20 November. The boat, named “Boatie Blest”, was taken along the High Street behind the pipe band before being launched at the Boat Shore. She is painted in
Some of us who were busy building boats last winter are kicking our heels a bit looking for constructive things to do through the winter. Look no more. Jordan Boats have developed a kit for a model of the
Clubs should each have their own policies for involving young people safely in our sport. Clubs are self governing in this respect. Link to British Rowing Guidance here: http://www.britishrowing.org/taking-part/juniors/safeguarding It is important to avoid uneven development of growing bodies.
…but whether she will be seen on the water is a different matter. Construction Lead Norman Thomson emailed over these pictures of his latest creation.
If you have noticed any maroon clad figures racing around Scotland’s coast this year, that will have been the combined communities of Cockenzie and Port Seton sweeping all before them in St Ayles skiff races.  The communities have been
Why, a second one of course! Here are North Berwick’s two skiffs at rest after some social rowing on Sunday 31 October 2010. Anstruther’s second skiff is ready for the water, and Port Seton are to launch their second
The community of Newhaven, near Leith, launched their first St Ayles skiff on 14 November at 0930 into Newhaven harbour. A crowd of around 300 turned out on a wet blustery morning to see George Hackland, who was present
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