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We did it! A hard slog for all but team Kookaburra are delighted to have finished our first Islands Peaks Race. Not only that, but we managed to raise over £5k for the National Autistic Society as well as fundraising for Leukaemia Research and the Yorkhill Children's Foundation. We would like to thank everyone who sponsored us and supported us on this challenge. 'Thank You!'
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- Challenge Completed
- Finishing party ready!
- last sunrise-hopefully!
- kookaburra finds wind!
- leaving arran
- Nearly there
- Check the view John
- Chilli spuds!
- The ferry
- Paul wasn't happy to learn it was another 14 miles
- Lamlash
- So near yet so far
- Running though the woodland trails
- Charlie goes bananas!
- On way to Pladda
- Fladda lighthouse
- sunrise over kintyre..
- Round the Mull
- Watch out for the Moonburn!
- team clear jura at midnight..
- Speedy Muchachos
- Top of the first Pap of Jura
- Arrived @ Craighouse
- Motherwell score!
- In the doldrums
- Dolphins off Fladda
- Fladda lighthouse
- Morning has broken
- Baltic
- The sound of Mull
- Ready to head from Salen
- On the top of Ben More
- On the way to the top of Ben More
- Retro post
- 1st sailing leg complete.
- Arrived at Salen 16.40
- We are here!
- And they are off
- T minus 1hr 50 minutes
- Briefing 9am
- Race day has arrived
- Realisation hits Paul
- Thank you
- Pre race feed in Oban!
- Were in oban!
- The good ship Kookaburra
- le bucket of Chilli!
- Marco Set To Go
- Jack
- Donations for National Autistic Society
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Firebird 5
- Firebird5
- Glasgow, United Kingdom
- Kenny Craig / Charles Batchelor / Ken Brown / Paul Consani / Marco Consani
3 comments:
Well, a tidy ship is a happy ship.
Keep going boys you are doing well.
Chas
What was that line in the Calypso about the "banana boat" -------"Daylight come and a wanna go home"
Cgas
Looks like your stuff, Marco.
Welcome to my world...
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