WBB are offering a full day paddle up the Thames from Pimlico to Kew and back. You can use a WBB boat and equipment.
See here for more details: http://www.westminsterboatingbase.co.uk ... 2017-05-07
WBB Thames Paddle to Kew | May 2017
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Re: WBB Thames Paddle to Kew | May 2017
So far, Julia, Phil and myself have booked.
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Re: WBB Thames Paddle to Kew | May 2017
I have also booked so that makes 4 of us.
Re: WBB Thames Paddle to Kew | May 2017
Kathleen has booked a place, now there are five.monchelsea wrote:I have also booked so that makes 4 of us.
Re: WBB Thames Paddle to Kew | May 2017
Set off from WBB on a warm but overcast day.
Kathleen and Chris discuss the prospects..
..onwards to Albert Bridge.
Past what must be the noisiest part of the Thames, Battersea Heliport.
Harrod's Village at Barnes...
...and under Hammersmith Bridge.
Passing the Boat Race Finishing Post at Chiswick Bridge.
..and heading to Kew Railway Bridge.
Finally, three hours and 10.22 miles from setting off we reach Kew Bridge.
Had lunch and watched the tide turn and set off passing Oliver's Island towards Kew Railway Bridge.
For the return trip, The Sun decided to emerge.
Had The Best Seats in The House for rowing races at Putney.
Eventually arrived back at WWB after a 20.44 mile paddle.
All tired but happy after a good well organised paddle and thanks are due to Adam and his team.
Kathleen and Chris discuss the prospects..
..onwards to Albert Bridge.
Past what must be the noisiest part of the Thames, Battersea Heliport.
Harrod's Village at Barnes...
...and under Hammersmith Bridge.
Passing the Boat Race Finishing Post at Chiswick Bridge.
..and heading to Kew Railway Bridge.
Finally, three hours and 10.22 miles from setting off we reach Kew Bridge.
Had lunch and watched the tide turn and set off passing Oliver's Island towards Kew Railway Bridge.
For the return trip, The Sun decided to emerge.
Had The Best Seats in The House for rowing races at Putney.
Eventually arrived back at WWB after a 20.44 mile paddle.
All tired but happy after a good well organised paddle and thanks are due to Adam and his team.
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Re: WBB Thames Paddle to Kew | May 2017
Yes Tim it was a really good day although I didn't expect the 20 miles. That was a bit of a shock and my fingers haven't yet recovered so no piano playing for a while.....