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Dispatches
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Oh Joy!
18th May 2005
Seeing as we fly to Canada tomorrow I thought I would check the weather forecast, sought of wish I had'nt hindsight is great. We won't be needing shorts and flip flops more likely our Sealskinz Hats and Gloves.
Below is a genuine weather forecast, this is not a windup guys!
Forecast from Environment Canada
St. John's: Issued 5.30 AM NDT Wednesday 18 May 2005
Today; Cloudy. 70 percent chance of showers this morning. Fog and patchy drizzle. High 7.
Tonight ;Overcast. Fog and patchy drizzle. Low 4.
Thursday; Cloudy. 40 percent chance of showers late in the day. Fog and patchy drizzle. Wind east 20 km/h increasing to 30 gusting to 50 late in the day. High 7.
Friday; Periods of rain and fog. Windy. Low 2. High 7.
Saturday; Showers and periods of drizzle. Fog. Low 3. High 7.
Sunday;Cloudy with 60 percent chance of showers and drizzle. Fog. Low 4. High 9.
Happy Days
Yours Aye
The Crew
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Previous Dispatches
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Are you sitting Comfortably?
17th May 2005
As final packing, or should that be panicking? Goes on, I came across these items buried underneath the pile of kit that currently occupies the spare room. Sorry Mum.
1 x Gel Pad Seat and 1
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School Lessons
14th May 2005
As a crew we don't remember a great deal about lessons at school, but then it was not within the curriculum to follow a team of guys who were rowing across the Atlantic. It was great to see though
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8 Hours Flying, 45 Days Rowing
9th May 2005
As the 19th of May our flight departure day looms ever closer I was pleased to recieve 3 one way flights for crew member's George Rock, Nigel Morris and Rob Munslow. I can't help but think som
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