Re: Rowers damage the environment - How ?
- From: chris harrison <unsliced@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 20 Jul 2005 15:37:21 +0100
anton2468@xxxxxxx wrote:
danielwspring@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Picture from Staines BC website of a banner at Molesey Regatta. http://www.strokemanhost.co.uk/sbc/2005/molesey_junior/DSCN4185.JPG
I'm at a loss as to just how we damage the environment, and I know from experience who comes off worse if a sheel collides with another boat. Anyone care to make a suggestion :)?
This looks like a house boat. Of course this will be a grumpy loser in life (common on houseboats on the Thames in this area) looking at the standard of the boat and will have got fed up having his/her drunken/hangover sleep (because these sad people tend to drown the images of their sad lives in spirits) disturbed by coaches wash/megaphones so early in the morning. This same boat which undoubtedly pumps human excrement, washing up liquid and oil/petrol/bilge water into the river is of course far more environmentally friendly than these pesky loud rowers.
That particular boat was a rust bucket that didn't look as if it had been moved in a while, which I guess makes it fairly friendly in the fuel burning stakes - but my impression was that it was an aggrieved owner, possibly having had one too many blades scraped along the side of his hull.
Although it probably just scraped a layer of rust and muck off, which is how you could tell there had been contact.
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