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John25 April 2009
What a great day....great performance, really putting in the miles and closing down on the other pairs by the minute! Seem to be in a good position as well given the wind seems to be pushing them all north ....I bet they feel better for such a good day. Well done you two. Proud of you, yet again!
Lina25 April 2009
what an amazing progress!!!!! Gerard is back again in Dongara, he might be stretching his eyes on the horizon. Following your track and Sarah's is becoming very addictive, it is the first thing we do in the morning and last thing we do at night, we are loving it, but we always have a thought for your hard work and tremendous courage. Keep rowing hard, you are catching up!!!!!!!!
John26 April 2009
Take a look at the latest update!!!!!!!!! All of a sudden they are neck and neck with the other two pairs!! Go for it you guys!
suefish26 April 2009
We've been following you from the start, amazing progress and really well done. We think you're doing fabulously and feel as proud of you both as if you were our own! Keep it up - remember there's a whole host of us "mums & dads" back here who are willing you on and KNOW you will succeed and do amazing things. Sue & Geoff Fishbourne
gypmoss26 April 2009
what a great 24 hours, great tactics, seems that 2 days feet up watching ipod has paid dividens ! Seems funny that others have rowed a lot further but not that much further on, or now behind ! Keep on with the great effort, all willing every stroke from you both...my arms are aching just thinking of it ! Good luck for the next 24 hours and can't wait for the update... Mike
johnp26 April 2009
Southern Cross position is not 2 days old, it is 36 hours old (or thereabouts). They were ahead of Doing Time at a 4:00am update - compared to Doing Time update 2 hours later. Which suggests to me that they are probably something like 3 to 4 miles ahead. Glad they finally took the outboard motor out of its packaging! I was thinking that they would never get round to it.
xtina (guy's mum)26 April 2009
they were rowing they were rowing across the ocean late last night Ipods playing oars displaying 1.75 knots keep it going keep it going we're watching your rowing marked by an olive green dot!! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Tom W26 April 2009
Fantastic rowing boys. Awesome. Everyday I watch with so much respect. Keep it going legends. Tom, Kat, Amelia - x x X PS: fantastic to have mum & dad back home ! Mum's been drinking a strong cup of English tea Jem !
Craig26 April 2009
Boys-sounds like your smashing it out there! So glad you are alright,I guess it had something to do with Del's 'healing hands' that's cleared your sores Watts and got those miles done?! I'm heading to New York with Anna now, and I'm gonna preach your gospel stateside! No seriously,I am! Keep it up,I know you'll be the best. Craig. P.S. 'Mr Toad? I just don't believe it! The toad is the ugliest of all the amphibians' xx
andrea newall26 April 2009
This is addictive stuff. Clive and I are checking out your progress daily and sharing it with all our friends. Always in our thoughts - love clive and andy
Lina27 April 2009
Hi there, just got back from the farm......you are still doing some amazing progress......How is the weather out there? can see some cloud approaching ( from Google Earth weather) hope the wind is blowing in the right direction, keep smiling and ROWING!!!!!