Tag: Auriol Kensington RC
The Thames: Assisting the Enemy
Henley 2021: Late on the Start but Ready to Race
Good Signs…
Two’s A Crowd…
Chris Cramer: Newsman and Oarsman
Laid Back
Sam Mackenzie (1936 – 2020): Larrikin and Oarsman
NF20
HRR 2020: Not Rowed Out
Richmond Regatta: A Duck Hunt and a Pig Hunt
Henley Womens Regatta 2020: DNS*
Remembering Rowing and the River During Lockdown
Clubs and Boathouses of the Tideway: Part II
May Time III:I From Tubby to Piggy
UK Rowing Stops
Valentine’s Day: Hugs, Kisses and Rowmance
Party On
Kit Inspection
Images of Henley 2019: Getting Up To Speed In The Heats
Hooray Henley
Bond 25: Sex, Snobbery and Sadism – Plus a Bit of Rowing
Letters That Mean So Much: A Suggestion From ‘Steve’
HTBS@10: Not Wimping Out – The HTBS 10th Anniversary Lunch
HTBS@10: A Decade of Decisive Moments
HTBS@10: For HTBS Types… and Maybe Some Others
HTBS@10: Second Call For Lunch
Learn How to Coach Your Crews to Olympic Success (Possibly)
HTBS@10: Luncheon Is Served
Tom Everson Revisited
Rowers Remember Their Own: #bladesofremembrance
From Golden Days to Flanders Fields: Remembering Fallen Oarsmen on the Centenary of the Armistice
A First Trip to the HOCR
As Ye Row, So Shall Ye Reap*: A Boating Benediction
Remembering Oarsmen Who Shall Grow Not Old
Head-to-Head-to-Head-to-Head
The Biffens of Hammersmith – Builders of Boats Big and Small
Badges of Honour
Honouring Our Own Tim Koch
Henley: Onboard The Umpire’s Launch
Down By The Riverside: Henley’s Opening Day
HWR at 30
The Met: Open To The World Since 1866
Peter Coni: Turning Over An Old Leaf
International Women’s Day 2017: A Rowing Viewpoint
Don’t Smile For The Camera: Some Old Crew Pictures
Rescued from the Flames and Risen from the Ashes
Henley the First
Henley 2016: That Friday Feeling
Henley: A Sustained Wish to Excel
Remembering ‘Auld Acquaintance’
Rowing with the Harlot of Jerusalem (and other friends)
Henley Thursday: Weather Cools Down, Racing Heats Up
The Henley Regattas: Ladies First
Birthday Tea
The Beresfords Are Back?
W.D. Kinnear – World Amateur Sculling Champion
The Oarsmen’s Cenotaphs*
Tales of the Riverbank: Hammersmith
Lions not Donkeys
Henley Makes Its Final Preparations
Tufte On The Thames
The Art Of Being Aware Of Rowing History…
Julius Beresford Wiszniewski
Olaf Tufte: “You Can Always Hear The Boat Sing A Little More…”
The Story Of Wally Kinnear, Or ‘Not Tonight…’
The Rowers Of Vanity Fair
Marlow RC’s War Memorial
One Of (The Many) Henley Traditions
I Have To Inform You…
Oarsmen Who Gave Their Lives
The Rowing English Gentleman
Tom Everson: A Kensington RC Character
Hear The Boat Sing 