I really enjoyed coming down the lake with all the other boats. It was getting quite late when the photo was taken so it looks more glum than it was.
Olympic Flame on Windymere
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Someone has posted a pic of Chiron anchored off Bowness after the Olympic flame flotilla.
I really enjoyed coming down the lake with all the other boats. It was getting quite late when the photo was taken so it looks more glum than it was.

I really enjoyed coming down the lake with all the other boats. It was getting quite late when the photo was taken so it looks more glum than it was.
Seminole.
Cheers Bob.
Cheers Bob.
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Re: Olympic Flame on Windymere
I see no sign of a tender Bob, I assume you walk out to Chiron?
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Jimi's inflatable snowshoes? The wee midget Jist bends hus knees efter eating baked beans and the blast frae his airse does the rest
Re: Olympic Flame on Windymere
Dinnae mock, mon, the same'll speed us northwards in a scorching August!
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Re: Olympic Flame on Windymere
We had it with us, we must have been mooching round the Glebe in the crowds.claymore wrote:I see no sign of a tender Bob, I assume you walk out to Chiron?
There were loads of stalls/vans selling grub and not much else.
It started raining so we didn't stop long, watched some of the pyrotechnics from the Wardens.
I'm still practicing walking ashore but Erica can't get the hang of it so I usually row.
Seminole.
Cheers Bob.
Cheers Bob.