I went from Emsworth to Langstone and back on Saturday and Langstone Cutters' Clayton skiff Millie passed. On Sunday, I was in the No3 seat myself when we went out coxless in an interesting experimental configuration with the bow and no2 oars out one side and the no3 and stroke oars out the other. Steve in the bow reported that he could easily steer by easing up a bit himself, or instructing us at the back to ease off.
Monday, 16 February 2009
Langstone Cutters
I went from Emsworth to Langstone and back on Saturday and Langstone Cutters' Clayton skiff Millie passed. On Sunday, I was in the No3 seat myself when we went out coxless in an interesting experimental configuration with the bow and no2 oars out one side and the no3 and stroke oars out the other. Steve in the bow reported that he could easily steer by easing up a bit himself, or instructing us at the back to ease off.
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