Bryanston School Canoe Club

@BryanstonRowing And the very next day we were at the same location with 7 kayaks for the Saltford Hasler!

First race of the year for the squad at Avon Bluefriars and the first race for the new single! Good luck everyone!

Action is back underway at the Freestyle World Champs in Nottingham! You can catch more prelims this afternoon! 🤩 Follow along with the livestream here 👇 orlo.uk/4Epye

Just posted a photo instagram.com/p/Ccd0pnvqW4v/…

End of Day 2. A few changes at the front of the race. Minty and Freddy are currently in 5th place! A big day for everyone tomorrow. instagram.com/p/CcbFpl6KUvQ/…

On the home strait now. Only a few miles to go. instagram.com/p/Cb4_FK4q9vH/…

The start of Waterside D - the weather looks lovely, but it is -3... instagram.com/p/Cb47W7-Kahk/…

At Dun Mill on Waterside D - 26 miles down, 8 miles left. GO GO GO GO GO! instagram.com/p/Cb43zsEqdIs/…

Just posted a photo instagram.com/p/CbZOerqNeuP/…

Waterside C - looking happier with The Tunnel behind them! instagram.com/p/CbYPNRAr9Zs/…

The end of Thameside 2 today. I think that they might be a little more tired next time we are here!

Thank you to Reading Canoe Club for organising Thameside 2 today. Great river levels, great people, and some great racing. Good to see so many other school crews out as well. DW could be busy this year!

The famous kayaking and climbing trip.

@GarethScragg Ha!

@BryanstonCanoe Like all the best racing circuits…….! racingpost.com/news/paddle-yo…

A flooded river, so paddling on the paddocks today! Good limbo and sprint training.

Mr Strongman and Miss Dowry made the most of a long half term to join a team of strong kayakers in Scotland. So far they have been enjoying the high water levels on the Rivers Arkaig, Spean, Roy and Orchy.I’m sure they have a growing list of adventures to follow! @BryanstonCanoe

BSCC racing at the South West Schools Kayak Championships today. 200m knockout - Heat 2.

@SwanwatchUk We turned before the number was clear I’m afraid, but I’d guess at 5 very young ones.

@BryanstonCanoe How many cygnets did you see please

A quick jaunt below the weir, hurriedly turning around when we saw swans and their cygnets!

An odd Portman reference on Bournemouth Promenade? Wentworth Lodge is inland of Portman Ravine - it was built in 1872, and was the summer residence of Viscount Portman. Wentworth Lodge became a school in 1923 - now Bournemouth Collegiate School.

Day 4. The shortest, fastest stage. The most nerve racking stage. The last stage. A late start at 0930 HT Teddington. We will start in daylight. Thames traffic and a firm northwesterly could make it a bumpy run. Very bumpy. 115 finishes. 40 years. 21 podiums. #racingheritage