Tag: Dickie Burnell
Fixed Seat Reading III: Thames and Tyne Tideways
May Time II
John Hall-Craggs, 1931 – 2020: A quiet man who got things done
Part IV – Peter Haig Thomas: The Unorthodox Orthodoxist
Part III – Peter Haig Thomas: The Unorthodox Orthodoxist
James Gobbo: President of OUBC – But Not of Australia
RRM@21 – 2: Friends of Rowing History
Leander: Marking the Beginnings of Its Success
Leander Genuflects for 200 Years and Counting
Rebels on the River – Part II
The Rule of a ‘Click’: The End of Writing on Rowing? – Part I
Geek Special: The Ups and Downs of the Sliding Rigger
The 1960 Boat Race: Oxford’s Adrian Stokes’s Rare Footage
The Rowing Flemings – Part II: The Man with the Golden Oar
Kelly-on-Thames, Part 1: The Patriarch
Peter Coni: Turning Over An Old Leaf
The 1956 Winning Letter
A Look Back at Newspapers of Old and their Rowing Correspondents
The 2015 Wingfield Sculls: Champions All
“1895: ‘The Hall, the Hall, I Bawl the Hall’”
Rowers Worth a Movie?
The Big Man’s Boat
Time for ‘Jack & Ran’?
Tim Koch: Wingfields – The Race of Champions
British Empire Games Rowing in 1950
‘Bert And Dickie’: Drama Or Farce?
9 August 1948: The Final Day At The Olympic Rowing Regatta In Henley
Bert And Dickie And Jack
Peter And Dickie
‘Bert’ Proud Torch Runner
Bert And Dickie – Going For Gold
Chris Dodd On Bert And Dickie, 1948
Swing Together
A "Bert And Dickie" Update
New Exhibits At The River & Rowing Museum
The Burnell-Perry Thames Dinghy; Or With Cerise Coloured Blades In Connecticut
Bert Bushnell: "I was a bloody nuisance"
National Rowing Hall of Fame Events on 9 & 10 March 2012
