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Congratulations Nick and Jonnie – Patience. We've been watching you all the way. Fantastic achievement and look forward to seeing you again. Well done from all at Cheeky Monkey Creative. Nice beards!
Bleddyn Edwards, 15 Mar 2010 11:59 GMT
BEECH BOYS
Well done Norman and James - you are fast approaching the 500 to go - well done.
Do I wish I could help with the rowing? No, not really - too many memories of NJOY boating sessions on Coniston Water!
We all think you are great though - we will see you soon
Love
Alan and Glenda
Alan and Glenda Phillips, 15 Mar 2010 11:39 GMT
Hello Kiley and the rest of the girls on Mission Atlantic
Not far to go now. We are all thinking of you. Best wishes from everyone at Aztec.
Sue
Sue, 15 Mar 2010 11:19 GMT
Hi Tom & Rich (RED ARROW)
Your making great headway guys I'd estimate you should start to see land by about tomorrow lunchtime or sooner!
We admire your determination so much together with all the others on that difficult demanding task, fantastic effort. Keep it up, not too many NM to go now.
The cold BEERS are getting closer.
Take care of yourselves out there and keep it going guys.
Chris - Sophie - Jack
Chris, 15 Mar 2010 11:14 GMT
Norman and James the Beech boys.
We are daily in awe of your efforts and shout at every wind direction not towards the islands and cheer at every wave that does.Not that we know if they help since the most we have rowed is the flat of the Lake you will soon be back to see
Rob Gee, 15 Mar 2010 10:52 GMT
neil/deano...hi lads hope all is well your pic that you sent is on the wall at work never seen neil look so thin.Its an outstanding achievement staying in that boat for so long listening to deano voice well done neil.look forward to hearing all the storys when you get back keep going lads the end is in sight
daz meehan, 15 Mar 2010 10:44 GMT
Well done Phil and Skippy you'll soon be on dry land you have our best wishes and fantastic achievement horrays, we look forward to maybe meeting you both when home good rowing for the next week Linda Liz and Jenny atPenwith Sight Centre for CBA Penzance
Liz Ashley, 15 Mar 2010 10:23 GMT
Patience... Nick & Jon - FANTASTIC - many congratulations - from the whole Morgan Signs team. We are in total awe of your amazing achievement. BRILLIANT !
Rod Hill, 15 Mar 2010 10:16 GMT
Deano/Neil. your still doing fine but it appears that you`ve not moved for 3 days cos your last report day was last friday, so it looks like you are miles behind the Welsh lads but in theory you have proberbly swept past them and moved up to 10th in class,it will make interesting reading when they get your position sorted, good luck and keep it going
Steve......Leeds, 15 Mar 2010 09:53 GMT
absolutely fantastic, incredible,amazing saga.Charlie
Charles Bailey, 15 Mar 2010 09:38 GMT
Phil and Skippy, nearly there i can see the finish line for you lol, you both doing so well and keep up the good work, speak to after you come back on facebook xox
Samantha Hinchliffe, 15 Mar 2010 09:31 GMT
Morning Alex and Luke!
A much better week for you - so just go for it!!! Not far to go we're all so proud of you!! Keep it up! Lots of love Lyn, Rodger, Blaine and Christopher xx
Lyn, 15 Mar 2010 08:45 GMT
Patience ....Nick and Jonathon, CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU BOTH.A WONDERFUL ACHIEVEMENT ALSO CONGRATULATIONS TO ROBERTO COIN PIPPING YOU AT THE POST. Brian King and all at Cardiff Yacht Club.
Brian King, 15 Mar 2010 08:35 GMT
Whow! You are in the home straight. Yes, we know it's a bit of a long straight but in percentage terms miniscule compared with your fantastic achievement todate. The mind boggles at what you have done/are doing. Go, Go Go.
Mel and Annie,you are our heroes.
Len and Wendy
Len and Wendy, 15 Mar 2010 08:27 GMT
Nearly tere Tom & Rich, try to enjoy the run i. 122 miles to go. Looking forward toseeing some pictures.
Dan, Sandra & William, 15 Mar 2010 08:15 GMT
Phil and Skippy Vision of Cornwall
I will say more than the Thorney and Lou comment:
Brilliant! Totally brilliant!
Jean-Noël, 15 Mar 2010 08:07 GMT
Hey Simon, Mike keep up the good work, fantastic effort! Badge and Em's - speak to you Wednesday
Badge and Em's, 15 Mar 2010 07:57 GMT
Patience - Nick & Jonnie
Well done, well done. Huge congratulations - you're amazing. Have been so enthralled. Hope you are now enjoying being back on dry land with friends and loved ones.
Best wishes to all the rest of the teams still going.
Sheila Parker-Brown, 15 Mar 2010 07:52 GMT
Annie and Mel Keep on rowing you two. The maddest and toughest ladies I'll ever know. To do anything worthwhile you have to be just a litkle "mad". You're fantastic. Love Mike
MIKE, 15 Mar 2010 00:27 GMT
Hello James and Norman
So glad to hear that James' back is improving and how wonderful that you've gotten some real Lake District weather at last, you must've felt really at home in all that rain.
I continue to read your blogs to classes each day and your wit in the face of adversity continues to be an inspiration for us all. Good and God speed in the final stages of your journey. We have jelly babies and jammy dodgers at the ready for the 500 miles to go mark.
Best wishes
Andy Adamson and the clients of Coolpilates
Andy Adamson, 14 Mar 2010 22:54 GMT
To boat Tess,
well done and keep it up.
Will be following your progress from Limerick.
Pat Smyth, 14 Mar 2010 22:42 GMT
patience, boat 47
nick and johnnie
fFANTASTIC, FANTASTIC, FANTASTIC the dream, the challenge, the endurance, you did it all, we followed you all the way across, the ups and the downs, so proud of you all the way, all done not for personal gain but for your chosen charity's, the world is a far better place for people like you.
bless you, and good luck to the other boats yet to finish.
Carol and Graham (CYC)
carol clark, 14 Mar 2010 22:37 GMT
Go go go Phil and Skippy, We are sooooooooooo (dont normally do that soo thing) proud of you guys.
Take care and God speed KJxXx
Karen, KallKwik, Truro, 14 Mar 2010 22:33 GMT
Great stuff Sean. What a remarkable achievement so far. Best of luck on the home stretch.
John
John Prendergast, 14 Mar 2010 22:23 GMT
PAUL & JIM (The Atlantic Vets) REASON WHY
Not far now boys!! Should def. hit under 300 miles to Antigua tomorrow! Keep up the excellent work!
Paul - Miss you so much, but so proud of you and can't wait to see the new beard!! :-)
Love Natalie xx
Natalie , 14 Mar 2010 22:17 GMT
Vision of Cornwall.
Still going strong. This is truly an amazing feat. Will you ever be able to sleep properly again!? Will you crave the dried food of the journey?! Will you please get a "proper" job and settle down!! Hope to get down to see you over the Easter break. Keep on task for just a little longer. Keep safe. x
Jill Chidg, 14 Mar 2010 21:42 GMT
Go Pete Go!!! We are so proud of you!!! And our Kate sends a big hug for Hannah's dad :-)
Cathy & Craig Koetsier, 14 Mar 2010 21:28 GMT
Hi Norman and James
Wow you are so near the 500 miles to go!! That is amazing!!So glad to hear all you aches and pains are easing. Keep strong.
The Hodgsons
Katie Hodgson, 14 Mar 2010 21:10 GMT
hi im from nancledra school i hope you do it Phil and Skippy
theo, 14 Mar 2010 20:50 GMT
Hi Seán & Tess,
Good to see you hauling in the miles everyday, hope Tess' Takeaway isn't getting too busy!! Rónan is following your dot everyday and wants you to bring home a pet fish and a pet turtle for him!! Stay safe and row row row!!
Love Brigid, Adrian, Seán, Rónan and Darragh xxxxx
The Lyons Clan, 14 Mar 2010 20:48 GMT
Great going Chris! You and Joe will soon have HCL over the line! Brilliant! Well done from The Bollams
Mike and Jane Bollam, 14 Mar 2010 20:40 GMT
Andy and Friends,
Nearly home. I'll book some desks if I can find any. You might want to bring the rowing seat with you.
Good show, I was rather expecting over budget, and slipped a bit.
Lessons learned will read "Marlin gun required next time"
Mel, 14 Mar 2010 20:33 GMT
annie mel.you are going great. F1.motor racing started today those guys are paid millions to travel in a machine at 200 mph. other guys kick a bag of wind around for 90 mins a week. i think they all need to do some thing similar to what you are doing before they earn the right to bank those cheques they dont know how lucky they are love pete.
bristol balloon pete, 14 Mar 2010 20:21 GMT
annie mel. your little yellow marker dot has moved across my screen huge distances. when we were camping in long aston in our camper van for last years fest. we were issued with a round yellow sticker its stuck on my wing mirror that too has travelled a few miles in the wet is that coincidence or what. love pete
bristol balloon pete, 14 Mar 2010 20:09 GMT
hi Jon well done from gran doug & dogs look fwd to ceeing u after ur adventure and listening to ur tales lots of love
jean bridger (gran) & doug, 14 Mar 2010 20:08 GMT
Dear James and Norman
You are doing so well.
When you reach 500 miles to go I will be taking my class down to the lake for an icelolly - a celebration for you and for the children who have worked so hard.
TAKE CARE AND GOD BLESS
Wendy Yates x
Wendy Yates, 14 Mar 2010 19:26 GMT
hi Chris and Joe, you're nearly there fantastic well done! love from Judy and Robert. x
judy mattinson, 14 Mar 2010 19:21 GMT
Phil and Skippy
Brilliant. Totally brilliant.
Thorney
Thorney and Lou, 14 Mar 2010 19:13 GMT
Tom & Rich (RED ARROW)
Your doing great guys 139nm to go, estimate your ETA @ ANU Monday night/Tuesday a.m. WX permitting. We counted approx 20 vessels behind you. Tom Laura's got 02 cold BEERS waiting for you guys. Keep it going & take care.
Chris-Sophie-Jack
P.S. I've a 3.3hp outboard Rib engine in the garage if it helps.
Chris, 14 Mar 2010 19:13 GMT
Mike simon hoping and praying for you both, your doing such a great challenge, takes alot of guts to do what you and others doing, well done boys.Take care and God speed to you.
Steve (Swansea)
Stephen Hughes, 14 Mar 2010 18:32 GMT
Leo: Great to see you in triple digits. I show the rowing race site & your progress to every new guest at my house in Naples, Fla. I for one am very proud of you & your accomplishments. It looks like it is all "down hill." Keep it going.Buddy
buddy saccardo, 14 Mar 2010 17:39 GMT
mission atlantic
well luci and I are sat at klc dot watching and really are willing you girls home
we keep saying this "time next week"
we reckon you will be on dry land next weekend and are so looking forward to the stories,
well you know me Jo I'd settle for a cuppa.
now come on girls catch the next boat up and what we like is a sprint finish
wishing you speed
love and hugs
lozzi and luci
xx
loz, 14 Mar 2010 17:37 GMT
Well done Pete you are nearly down to double figures. What an amazing race you have had. We are all watching with bated breathe the closer you get to the finish.
Gods speed for the last leg.
Much love, Lou Dad and all in CTown.
Lou & Dad, 14 Mar 2010 17:01 GMT
Hello Luke and Alex, team Yorkshire!
Best wishes for your safe arrival, we are thinking of you both.
Good Luck,
Auntie Brenda and John, Bournemouth. xxxxx
Brenda and John Teconi, 14 Mar 2010 16:49 GMT
Hi Kiley and Mission Atlantic Girls, not long now till you reach the finish line. Keep going, you're doing fab and we're all so very proud of you. Loads of love, Kerry xxx
Kerry, 14 Mar 2010 16:44 GMT
HCL
Go Steyning!
Almost there! A fantastic achievement.
Stephen Mattinson, 14 Mar 2010 16:07 GMT
Spirit of Montaro,
Keep going fellas nearly (kind of) there, cracking effort. We're all looking forward to welcoming you back from the big blue with a few ice old beers. Stay strong
Chris and Laura
Chris, 14 Mar 2010 15:30 GMT
Congratulation...you made it as the fifth boat! So phantastic...we send our best regards and congratulation!!!!
From the whole FORTIS team
Lilo Peter
Lilo Peter, 14 Mar 2010 15:14 GMT
Phil and Skippy Vision of Cornwall
You are rowing in your best...
There is 200 nm left with a roughly 50 nm a day speed!
The estimated number days you are still living and rowing on the sea is very simple to estimated!
This is good for you, still on the ocean and will be good I am sure on the land!
Furthermore, the situation of Vision of Cornwall in the fleet is a good one, again.
I appreciate very much your behavor on this race.
During this week you where rowing I tried to row with a canoe...on the snow!
The efficiency was not brillant!
Jean-Noël, 14 Mar 2010 15:14 GMT
VISION OF CORNWALL!!!
Row, Row, Row that boat! Wow!! Check it out! 95 miles in just two days!! FAAANTASTIC! At this rate you'll be home with family and loved ones way before you know it!! Smell the champers! Whoop, Whoop!...Keep it going and keep smiling guys! Truely outstanding..Amazing! x
Nicky James and friends, 14 Mar 2010 14:44 GMT
Great work Leo! Only 900 to go. Only? So, i now own a submarine. I just picked it up from Van Dusen....and yes, it took on about 10 gallons of water. Hope you are more afloat than me. Looking forward to hearing about your adventures.
Lisa K, 14 Mar 2010 14:30 GMT
Congratulations Leo,
You're under 1000 nm mark. You're doing great! Keep pulling! You'll be on vacation in no time!
Renee & Paul, 14 Mar 2010 12:11 GMT
Not long to go now Andy. Played golf with your dad yesterday and he is excited about seeing you all land next week hopefully. You have done a fantastic job and look forward to seeing you soon. Hope you can stand up alright when you get off the boat.
Fred and Barbara, 14 Mar 2010 11:51 GMT
Keep up the good work hope to see you soon, thinking of you, love mum and dad.
Margaret and jeff Arnold, 14 Mar 2010 11:33 GMT
Sooo... pleased the wind has changed and that you're making such great progress! We all think you're amazing and are so full of admiration for you both!
Hope James's back is continuing to get better and that your hand isn't causing too much of a problem!
Keep up the fantastic rowing!!
Love Gilly and Alan
Gilly and Alan Bennett, 14 Mar 2010 11:11 GMT
OCEAN SUMMIT
Hi Rob and Stu. greetings from a sunny Bristol. the trouble is I'm on duty here, A&E , sunday morning, sorting out all the folk from the night before! Just seen your progress. AMAZING chart today. 12th to 17th separated by 40 miles only, and after such a journey. EPIC. keep going. nearly there. be encouraged at all itmes. love and God bless..Nigel
Nigel Rawlinson, 14 Mar 2010 10:36 GMT
Leo,
Congratulations on getting below the 1000 mile mark. I hope you have good wheather and keep your spirts up.
Jack
Jack Brosnahan, 14 Mar 2010 10:07 GMT
Well Norman, and James -the fascinating mystery is... which one of you is writing which entry of the blog. Its a bit like Belle de Jour (well not exactly the content!). I'm thinking that James is on Mission Impossible and Norman is relationship advisor for Joe the swimmer and Bubbles- but then again I could be wrong. Will all be revealed at the end? Keep us guessing!
Good speed to you again, HoP! James, will you be ready for Eights Head of the River or is 20' too short?
Janet and Vicky, 14 Mar 2010 10:05 GMT
You're doing great, keep going well. Not far to go now. Keep strong. you'll soon be on dry land. Congratulations to you all. Can't wait to see you Jo. Love to all. Gran Fieldsend
Jan Tooth, 14 Mar 2010 08:53 GMT
Hi Norman and James,
It has been great to keep up to date with your progress via your daily blogs. We hope that as you approach the closing stages and have your destination in your sights that you will feel exhileration and encouragement and that this will spur you on. However, - in the hope that it might boost your progress by just a bit more - I want to give you a bit of encouragement and incentive. I ventured into keeping a few chickens about 2 years ago - it's quite a long story, which I wont try to write about just now but it has been a very interesting, rewarding and productive past-time. Would you believe that chickens talk to you? Well they do - at least mine talk to me. I was talking to them the other day and I was telling them about what you were doing and they all got together and told me that they wanted to help. As a result they have all got their heads down and are trying to lay eggs like mad. They have also insisted that I bring some eggs for you to enjoy on your return to Coniston.
We're praying for your safe return and that you are able to enjoy these final stages of what must be an awesome venture.
With our love and very best wishes, Chris and Joan (Phillips)
Chris Phillips, 14 Mar 2010 07:52 GMT
Roberto Coin. Matt and Charlie. Well done, well done. We're so pleased for you, a fantastic achievement. Lots of love Di, Isabel and Simon
Di Bourne-Arton, 14 Mar 2010 07:21 GMT
Hello LEO....Under 1000 to go. Keep it up and you'll be done in no time.
Love & Prayers,
Mimi
Mimi, 14 Mar 2010 01:51 GMT
Vision of cornwall.
Ben and Phil.
Not far now me 'ansomes.
Keep going and don't turn back.
It's all very Heavy Metal, init?
Thorney.
Thorney and Lou, 14 Mar 2010 01:07 GMT
Hiya girls, yahooooo down to the last 300 soo exciting for you! Im actually addicted your your little blue dot moving along its the first thing to look at when i go online :)! keep going u strong beautiful women. were all thinking of u always.. enjoy the end of your challenge..
Lots of Love Clare xxx
Clare...... (Tipsy), 13 Mar 2010 23:45 GMT
Beech Boys.
Wow! under 600 miles now. Well done! The miles are marching in well. Winds hopefully more favourable for a few days anyhow.
Back and hands doing better I trust in light of your progress. keep your hearts up men! Take care. Love & prayers. xxxx
The Murrays (Coleraine), 13 Mar 2010 23:03 GMT
annie mel.ive been reading messages for other teams, lots of praying.promises of drinks.sympathy for damaged hands knees backs etc; i want to send you encouragement so just get on with it but with some gusto shape up. your made of sterner stuff. love pete.
bristol balloon pete, 13 Mar 2010 22:52 GMT
Beech boys,
As its the weekend no news on the blog today. Watching the green dot shows that you have continued to move on well though.
How's things on the Treasure Island front have you made it out to sea yet!! Not far now to the 500 mile marker. Keep going - not that there's much else to do!! GB S&C
Stephen and Cindy, 13 Mar 2010 22:41 GMT
Séan Tess well done looking good spite problems with boat weather etc. Keep it going I promised I would open the bottle of bubbly when you reached half way and as far as I am concerned your there. I will drink you're glass for you just blast the ipod out of it let rip and celebrate naked I can see it all now A Bye the KID
Eamon
Eamon Russell, 13 Mar 2010 21:41 GMT
Vision of Cornwall.
Yes, the goodwill wind has arrived at last!! Hope the progress is maintained - you'll be on dry land in a week. Well done, you've picked it up again. Keep it going. x
Jill Chidg, 13 Mar 2010 21:34 GMT
Come on Phil and Skippy, time to dig deep guys, I know you must be aching so much by now, but your almost there! Keep up the good work. From us all
Reynolds Clan, 13 Mar 2010 21:15 GMT
Which way's Dorney ?
How are the catches coming on?
Good luck on the last 300 miles.
From all in Chester
Jim, Bruce, Bessie, Spot, Al, Deli, 13 Mar 2010 20:13 GMT
Patience, Nick and Jonathan, Absolutely Brilliant- what a terrific day you had yesterday. Now you are nearly home and dry with a great group of family waiting to greet you!! Terrific, Love D& R.
David and Ros Muston, 13 Mar 2010 19:47 GMT
Hi Dean & Neil
WOW!!! There's no stopping you two now!!! Keep up the good work - your doing amazing and everyone is SO proud of you. The girls keep asking how you are doing and I proudly update them every day on your progress and they love hearing about the dolphins. Stay safe, not long to go now and just think of those cold beers waiting in Antigua and that lovely hot shower!!!!
Lots of love from Amanda, Kevin, Abigail & Eleanor xxx
Amanda Sullivan, 13 Mar 2010 18:52 GMT
Leo...Keep up the good work. Soon you should be able to pick up a Wifi signal from land!!
Ernie M, 13 Mar 2010 18:31 GMT
Congratulation Roberto Coin
Good Job!
Franck Festor
rowoflife
Atlantic rowing 2007
festor, 13 Mar 2010 18:12 GMT
Barnesy! (and Rich!)
Hope you're surviving out there, so impressed! not long to go now, it could be worse, you could be alone!! Looking foward to seeing you back at McH, your chair will never have felt so comfy. Good luck for the rest of the trip!xx
Pricey, 13 Mar 2010 17:06 GMT
Hi Phil & Skippy,
Talked to your Gran this morning, she sounded ok. She said your Mum and Dad are coming over to meet you, they must be so proud of you as we are. What a fantastic achievement and the end is in sight. Keep on rowing
Love Ali & Bernard xx
Bernard & Ali, 13 Mar 2010 16:53 GMT
Hey Pete, we see the progress going much better last 2 weeks, well done. You are a machine!! Lots of Love.
Dave and Chel, 13 Mar 2010 15:32 GMT
Great mileage in the last 24 hours - what are you feeding yourselves? rocket fuel?? Keep pushing on - we're still with you. Jane
Jane and Ray, 13 Mar 2010 15:31 GMT
COME ON, LIA
WE'LL BE HERE TO CHEER YOU IN!
GREG, JONATHAN, MIKE
FROM ALPHERATZ (MAURITIUS)
GREG CARROLL, 13 Mar 2010 15:28 GMT
Hi Ben and Phil
Im watching your little dot - your doing doing brilliantly!
keeping rowing
your soon going to be able to have a beer to celebrate!
Loads of luv
Debbie
Debbie Henshaw, 13 Mar 2010 15:26 GMT
leo, congrats on breaking the 1000 nm mark. there is a 55 pound bag of licorice waiting for you on the deck....mal
mal, 13 Mar 2010 14:26 GMT
Hi Joe and Chris, Very well done, not far to go before you can stretch out on the beach with a few beers. Keep the hammer down, All the best - Paul & Carole
Paul Joslin, 13 Mar 2010 14:24 GMT
mission atlantic
woop woop!!!!
almost down under the 300 nm to go
I am dot watching every few hours and am willing you home x
where are you getting all this pulling power from!!
i am absolutely amazed at your fab effort
you are going to be home in no time at all
keep strong and safe
see you very soon
lozzi
xx
loz, 13 Mar 2010 14:17 GMT
CONGRATULATIONS TO CHARLIE AND MATTHEW FOR WINNING THE DUAL AND NICK AND JONNI FOR FINISHING CLOSE BEHIND. Enjoy the beer racing on shore! All the very best guys. Charlie Pitcher
charlie pitcher, 13 Mar 2010 14:02 GMT
Hi Nick and Jon on Patience
Have read your latest report, hope you make it in tonight.
Looks favourable but rough
CYC are proud of your achievement and look forward to your return to CYC
All drinks are on me
Regards
Ray
Commodore CYC
Ray Periam, 13 Mar 2010 13:03 GMT
Matthew and Charlie well done. You are nearly there. A great effort. Love and congratulations to you both from the Fraser family.
Jillian Fraser and family, 13 Mar 2010 12:24 GMT
Hi Pete,
Maintaining the buffer like magic,in TOTAL control,you are just tooo much !! Stay focused.....and enjoy it to the max !Godspeed mate,only 13 days ?????
Peter and Carlotta, 13 Mar 2010 11:49 GMT
BEECH BOYS
Hi Norman and James - bit tough the last week yeah but we are all rooting for you. At Lazerz yesterday hands shoot up when we put the dots up on the screen - everyone wants to point out Beech boys Atlantic - you're going to have loads of questions to answer when you get back to Coniston!
We're singing "Trust in the Lord with all your Heart and lean not on your own Understanding (Proverbs 3 vs 5) on Sunday - thought it might help a bit in the difficult times.
Keep smiling
Love
Alan and Glenda
Alan and Glenda Phillips, 13 Mar 2010 10:34 GMT
Major respect boys. In my day of course we only had a coracle. This will lift you up for the rest of your lives.
Magic.
Richard (cousin), 13 Mar 2010 10:17 GMT
Limited Intelligence,
Nearly there, boys, keep up the good work.
Terra firma almost in sight.! Sitting in 12th position, you've done so well !
Moira, 13 Mar 2010 10:15 GMT
Patience boat 47.
oh so very near now boys, hope the snicker bars are holding out, you will soon be with your families enjoying a good meal and perhaps a glass of somthing other than water. good luck for the finish.
Carol and Graham (CYC)
carol clark, 13 Mar 2010 09:36 GMT
PENDOVEY SWIFT
Hi both,
I hope that you are well. It was good to speak to you in the week (who's paying the bill !!).... Under 400 miles to go now... it's an awesome effort both, keep it up. There's a curry for you and its on me when you get back (so i'll expect to see you tomorrow then!!). Go for it.... Best Regards Richie Webborn
Richard Webborn, 13 Mar 2010 09:30 GMT
Cmon Luke and Macca you are the Lewis and Jenson of the Atlantic, Good Luck to everyone this weekend x sue x
sue, 13 Mar 2010 09:29 GMT
Nick & Jon - Patience - by the time this is posted you will have finished. Fantastic, fantastic, fantastic. Well done both. Sheila (CYC)
Sheila Parker-Brown, 13 Mar 2010 09:06 GMT
Well done Sean (and Tess). Following your progress every day from NZ. Keep the catches sharp lad.
tony o'connor, 13 Mar 2010 02:39 GMT
hello beech boys, great reading the blogs - roll on 500 miles. James glad to read your back is improving 'a bit'. I've been using my indian 'worry dolls' at night for you both - maybe they helped!!!!!! Keep smiling - amazing achievement, each time i think of you both i am just overflowing with admiration and for you!....... wishing you speed and great winds. Thanks for the hoot - noah bear would like one PLEASE. love cathy xx (christine you ok in sunny antigua)
cathy, 12 Mar 2010 23:25 GMT
PENDOVEY SWIFT
Well I will try it now, Well done , you are my heroes, bet you are looking forward to your next pint in Antigua, must be fantastic looking at the stars, AAAAARGHHHHHH!!!!!!!!! Can't do it? Sticks in my throat. Holiday of a life time, no fuel charges, no taxes, supply your own food, water on tap,Sushi underneath, dolphins doing syncronised dancing, plancton glowing for your pleasure and to top it all you have been line dancing with the rest of the fleet and you lost a place!!!! Well SIMON you need to appologise on the Wave. Better still, change your rowing to 2 of you rowing for 6 hours and 1 hour rest. . Perhaps you might finally realise that this is not a jolly!!! Shame on you.
Steve P., 12 Mar 2010 22:35 GMT
Hi Ben and Phil
watching your progress every day - your doing brilliantly!
Everyone back at Cornwall Blind Association sends their love and best wishes for a flat seas and a fair wind
Keep going your amazing
Debbie x
Debbie - Cornwall Blind Association, 12 Mar 2010 22:17 GMT
Joe and Chris HCLWF1
Awesome progress in the last few hours ,very well done .You are so nearly there.Keep it up!
Mary and Ian, 12 Mar 2010 22:06 GMT