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Sailing downtime
This we take to the road and skies.
– Rob survives another epic off road motorbike tour, just
– We make our way down to beautiful Twizel in The South Island for some sightseeing at Tasman lakes and the Omarama Clay Cliffs
– and there’s also a bit of rowing. Finn and Mitch come home with some hardware and we get up close and personal with the fastest legs in a rowing skiff.
All this and the giant jersey of Geraldine. Wow action packed!
A Big thank you to
Richard Newey for supplementary video footage from his helmet cam,
Chris Longbottom for being oarsome and looking after us in Twizel,
Christchurch College (Logan Keys) for the loan of their double and Otago University for the use of their single scull,
Gary Reid for bringing down oars for the boys to race with and
The Edmonds family for the use of your bach in Port Levy
Music
Cricket Farm – Bending spoons
The Weatherspoons – Free until they cut me down
Looking for Alaska – Take me with you
Gideon Irving – 13,000 miles part 1 www.mynameisgideon.com
The Nukes – Last Kauri
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