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The 183rd annual Durham Regatta, sometimes referred to as 'the Henley of the North' has been taking place this weekend.
northeast England's premier rowing event.
This two-day event can trace its roots back almost 200 years. Apart from the serious competitive element, for many of those who attend, it's just a great, fun social occasion and if the weather is kind, the opportunity to have a glass or two of Pimm's with a picnic on the banks of the River Wear.
Riverfront Recapture's Community Rowing Program --
Students from over 25 different high schools and middle schools (including Hartford’s Capital Preparatory and Classical Magnet Schools and the Watkinson School; East Hartford’s CIBA and EHHS; West Hartford’s Hall and Conard) learn how to row, improve their rowing, and race. We offer Beginning Intermediate and Experienced classes, Competitive Racing Teams, and Clinics coached by college coaches.
Visit www.riverfront.org for more info.
Riverfront Community Rowing Program - From college students to retirees, beginners to the very experienced, men and women of all ages and physical abilities participate in Beginning, and Intermediate and Experienced classes in both large, team boats (sweep rowing) and smaller, individual boats (sculling). Other adults compete on Competitive Racing Teams and college students can take part in a summer membership. Classes are offered in both the a.m. and p.m.
Visit www.riverfront.org for more information.
Riverfront Recapture's Community Rowing Program --
Students from over 25 different high schools and middle schools (including Hartford’s Capital Preparatory and Classical Magnet Schools and the Watkinson School; East Hartford’s CIBA and EHHS; West Hartford’s Hall and Conard) learn how to row, improve their rowing, and race. We offer Beginning Intermediate and Experienced classes, Competitive Racing Teams, and Clinics coached by college coaches.
Visit www.riverfront.org for more info.
Riverfront Community Rowing Program - From college students to retirees, beginners to the very experienced, men and women of all ages and physical abilities participate in Beginning, and Intermediate and Experienced classes in both large, team boats (sweep rowing) and smaller, individual boats (sculling). Other adults compete on Competitive Racing Teams and college students can take part in a summer membership. Classes are offered in both the a.m. and p.m.
Visit www.riverfront.org for more information.
The second day of Stratford Rowing Club's annual regatta
I didn't have my camera for the main event yesterday when it was very busy indeed, but there were a fair few people watching today.
A PNRA/Mercer boys eight trains on the course before the race course is cleared for the start of the regatta.