Row Tuesday 11th November at 14:00

[Dave M]

The high tide times are not great for rowing next week. The forecast for Tuesday currently looks to be dry with southerly light winds. High tide as at 16:03 (4.11m) so we will meet at 14:00 for a blast up the harbour and back.

Please sign up in the usual way.

Dave

[Amanda Bramley]

Yes please .Mandy x

[Liz Hall]

I would like to come please. I haven't rowed for many months due to various injuries, but I am fit now. Hope I can remember how to row.

[Maureen Porteous]

Yes please Dave

[Sue Loveridge]

Yes please Sue

[Dave Cleeve]

Yes please Dave

[Vernon Seddon]

If numbers work yes please Dave

[Jackie Harper]

Yes please if space... Thanks

I’d like to join you please Dave

Should have said… if the numbers work out….

[Julie A]

Yes please if numbers allow

[len buckle]

put me in cheers len

[Liz Hall]

Forecast now looks quite windy for tomorrow and I don't think that will be very good for my first time after injury. So I am going to pull out. Sorry but it looks like you have plenty of people. I will try again another day.

[Dave M]

Liz - that is a sensible decision based on the forecast for tomorrow. Hopefully, there will be one or two good opportunities next week.

For everyone else, I will look to make a decision by midday tomorrow as to whether the row will be on or not. If the forecast significantly worsens overnight, I'll bring that decision forward. Hope that is OK.

Dave

Morning Dave, sorry it’s a bit late but I’m not going to make today row now after all. I hope the wind holds off for you all to have a good row. Sarah

[Dave M]

Sorry that you can no longer make the row Sarah. Hopefully see you on the water soonb.

I am happy for the row to go ahead today. Hopefully, we will get some shelter from North Hayling. We are currently at 9 so a Galley and a Teifi.

As the conditions are a wee bit borderline, if anyone would rather not go, please just let me know on the forum. Otherwise see you in just under 2 hours.

Dave

[Sue Loveridge]

Thanks for getting us out on the water. It was lovely in the shelter of Northney.