Tag: Henley Royal Regatta
Death on the Charles
Peter Spurrier – The Dean of Rowing Imagery
Scaring the Naiads
Train-ing for Henley
Gavin Jamieson’s Water’s Gleaming Gold Is Soon Out
Boat Race Day From Three Perspectives. Part I: The Start
Following The Boat Races Through The Years
The Celebration of Over a Century of Yale Lightweight Crew – Part II
The Celebration of Over a Century of Yale Lightweight Crew – Part I
Keeping Terms: PHT’s Cambridge Years: Part III, 1903-05
Keeping Terms: PHT’s Cambridge Years: Part II, 1902-03
Keeping Terms: PHT’s Cambridge Years: Part I, 1901-02
IWD 2023: Women As Wet-Bobs
B. H. Howell: The Diamonds Winner in 1898 and 1899
May Time VI: The Man Who Put Duluth On The Map
The Greatest Rowing Stories
A Trinity 1859 Tankard
May Time V
Swedish Olympian Evert Gunnarsson Dies
May Time IV: Family Connections
The World’s Unknown Rowing Paradise
The End of the Wiking Saga
The Boat Race: From Vitaphone To YouTube
In The Wake Of The Stewards
The Boys in the German Boat: Wikings at the 1936 Olympics – Part II
Not Going Spare: Brothers Pulling Together
A Peer Stranger Than Fiction
Chaloke Komarakul-na-Nagara: First of the Few
Alan Burrough: Gin and Bear It
Restoration of the Burk and Pocock Single
The 2022 World Rowing Awards
Aylings Addendum
Aylings: The Racing Blade Experts
Rowing in Verse and Worse
Pocock 8: Searching for Your You of You’s…
Rowing is a Funny Old Game
Jock Lewes: From Tideway to Tobruk – Part II, Oxford 1933 – 1937
The 2022 Wingfields: The Championship Course Lives up to its Name
The 2022 Wingfield Sculls: Who Will Be Best Of The Best?
Two Presidents: Betty And Monkey
Paul Bunyan at Putney Bridge Or High-Baller in a Boat?
Henley 1981: Belmont, Peter Coni and a Re-Row
On Being the Stroke, Part II
Tribute to Ondřej Synek
Queen Elizabeth II
From Marlow to Malaya?
Highly Rated: The 1936 Tokyo Imperial University Eight
Rowing During the Sitzkrieg, The Blitzkrieg and Beyond
Happy Birthday Steve!
Jim Barker: One of the Great Rowing Advocates at the Schuylkill
The 2022 European Rowing Championships: In the Wake of History
Stanley Muttlebury’s Florentine Excursion?
Duncan Clegg: Hero and Heavy
Henley 2022: Some Final Views
Smoke and Mirrors at the Royal Regatta
Henley Sunday: Let Us Spray
Henley Sunday: Divine Service
Henley Sunday: Morning Mass
Floreat Schuyler
Henley Sunday: A Sustained Wish To Excel
Henley’s Semi-Saturday
Henley: That Friday Feeling
Henley Thursday: Sunshine and Showers
Henley Wednesday: Going Up A Gear
Henley Tuesday: Back to 3 BC (Before COVID)
Henley Royal Regatta – Not As Good As It Was Since 1840
Peter Graves is Hired as Trinity Women’s Head Coach
Winemaker and Oarsman Josh Jensen Dies at 78
Three Rowing Kiwis Honoured by the Queen
At the Helm for 70 Years
HOCR Supports USRowing at Henley
Mark Jabalé: My Conversion to Rowing
Seattle-on-Thames
Thanksgiving for the Life of Bill Windham
The Feathers: A Forgotten Centre of Early British Rowing. Part II: The Salters and the Glory Years
The Feathers: A Forgotten Centre of Early British Rowing. Part I: Preamble
John Hawks Clasper, His Father’s Son. Part II: The Innovative Boat Builder
John Hawks Clasper, His Father’s Son. Part I: The Professional Oarsman
Hear The Boat Sing 