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A Bicycle Built For Two

We had a bit of fun at the first Twilight Race with well known sponsor Hughie Lewis and fellow competitor Stephen Keal. Rear Commodore John Mills led a sing-a-long to the tune of "A bicycle built for two." with the following words. If you want to know what it's about ask Hughie or Kealy.

Verse 1
Hughie, Hughie
What are you gonna do
We thought maybe
We’d get a gift for you
You might be a little rusty
But the beamers getting dusty
And you’ll look sweet upon the seat
Of a bicycle built for two.
Verse 2
Kealy, Kealy
What are you gonna do
We thought maybe
You’d need some transport too
It won’t be a total disaster
The room is full of laughter
And you’ll look sweet upon the seat
Of a bicycle built for two.
 

Dave O'May undergoing a refit

The clubs workhorse Dave O'May is undergoing a much needed winter refit. So far the boat has been stripped internally in preparation for internal abrasive blasting and repaint. New steel cockpit floor and engine box and a stainless fuel tank should make a more efficient layout for the crew.

The refloating of the Seahawk II

With a small team of workers and a larger team of spectators and advisors, the Seahawk was refloated on a fine sunny Friday afternoon.  Although at times the spectators and advisors outnumbered the workers, a good time was had by all and our thanks must go to Kenny Lane for setting it up for us.  Thanks Kenny

 

 

 

GUINNESS CHALLENGE


Guess who's going up (or down) in the world? 

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