
February 21 A great outing despite the gllom 
March 1 a tough session getting back in the wind 
March 5 midweek session in the sunshine 
March 8 Taster session in the nmist 
January 24 A day for the sunglasses!
Valentines ❤️ on the Deben

Breakfast at the Maybush 
Beautiful skies on outward journey 
Loved up on the beach at Waldringfield! 
Making our way back to Whisstock 
Breakfast at the Maybush
Beautiful breakfast row on the river Deben
Perfect weather for an early breakfast trip to the Maybush at Waldringfield
Quizzical row on the Deben
As promised the winter weather held off for another day!
Thanks to the cox for his on-the-water quiz and the crew for not throwing him overboard.
October sunshine
A beautiful afternoon to go upstream. No Kingfisher today but plenty of other birdlife to see.
A trip of two halves!
Heading out in the calm sunshine and returning in a storm. But nothing that these guys couldn’t handle…
Autumn arrives
As summer gives way to autumn we add another layer. switch from crocs and boots, keep calm and carry on!
Some lovely cool Autumn days spent along the river Deben (and in the Waldringfield Maybush!) as ever we keep a keen lookout for new and interesting wildlife.
So near but yet so far!
Avery pleasant row this morning with one of our crew was looking longingly across at the establishment on the opposite shore whilst we stopped on Stonner Point. No pint and chips today!
Chipping away at it!

Given that most of us have been stung by nettles when getting the skiffs in and out, a party of rowing and committee members spent several hours laying a semipermeable membrane and oak chippings to try and stop them reappearing next year.
The chipping floor makes good use of the oak chippings from the Sutton Hoo Ship reconstruction that is taking place further along the river.
The Trusty Post
A lovely row with the bonus that the Deben Yacht Club was providing food and drinks on our return. Richard tied us up to the trusty post by the railway bridge whilst we watched much fishy activity. This is becoming a much loved spot.































