Re: Boathouse Opening!! Spring cleanup
I'll take #4 (shower curtains and bath rugs)!
-Wendy M
On Tue, May 11, 2021 at 8:47 AM Jane Kent < jkent@...> wrote:
I will work with Elaine on Group C boatwashing.
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Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2021 8:33 AM
To: [email protected]
Cc: ferree Jennifer <ferreejennifer@...>
Subject: Re: [yankeerowing] Boathouse Opening!! Spring cleanup
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I'd like to be part of Group C: Peinert #6 & #9. I'm assuming that once we know who else is in that "group" we can text/email amongst ourselves to work out when we'll do it.
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Hello Yankee Rowers!
With the opening of the boathouse, comes one of our favorite rites of spring… the Spring Boathouse Cleanup!
For those of you who are new to the club, the spring cleanup has historically, been a fun, social way of ‘launching’ our season.
Covid has changed the rules for us somewhat in the past year, and this year we are going to abide by those changes again, and slightly downplay the social part of the ritual. But the FUN still remains, for our adventuresome souls who seek it!
Let’s make the dates for the cleanup begin on Weds. May 12, and continue to the 23rd, to allow for weather and schedules….
Below is a list of ’tasks’ that need to be done. We ask that members volunteer to take on a task, and then, after completing the task, sign off on the “ Master List” that will be by the log book (just initial it/check it off, whatever floats your boat
?).
To make the boat-washing more ‘user friendly’, the club boats have been divided up into 4 groups. Each group will require 2 people to volunteer (see - here’s the ’social’ part!) - ideally. Especially group ‘D’ with the Fluid Double.
There are some cleaning materials underneath the log book table - feel free to bring your own environmentally friendly cleaners.
1)? Wash Boats:
Group A: Maas #8
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Fluid Single
Group B: Maas #13
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Peinert #7
Group C: Peinert #6
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?Peinert #9
Group D: Peinert #12
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? New Fluid Double
(If I missed any boats, Feel free to add them!
2) Clean Men’s Bathroom (sink, toilet, mirror)
3) Clean Women’s Bathroom ( Sink, toilet, mirror, shower )
4) Take home shower curtains, bath rugs to launder
5) Sweep (to get the crud up) & vacuum floors - excluding bathroom)
6) Sweep, vacuum and mop bathroom floors
7) Clean windows
Thank you all for participating! Hope to see you on the water soon!!
Jenn Ferree
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Re: Boathouse Opening!! Spring cleanup
I will work with Elaine on Group C boatwashing.
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]>
On Behalf Of Elaine Fronhofer
Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2021 8:33 AM
To: [email protected]
Cc: ferree Jennifer <ferreejennifer@...>
Subject: Re: [yankeerowing] Boathouse Opening!! Spring cleanup
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I'd like to be part of Group C: Peinert #6 & #9. I'm assuming that once we know who else is in that "group" we can text/email amongst ourselves to work out when we'll do it.
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Hello Yankee Rowers!
With the opening of the boathouse, comes one of our favorite rites of spring… the Spring Boathouse Cleanup!
For those of you who are new to the club, the spring cleanup has historically, been a fun, social way of ‘launching’ our season.
Covid has changed the rules for us somewhat in the past year, and this year we are going to abide by those changes again, and slightly downplay the social part of the ritual. But the FUN still remains, for our adventuresome souls who seek it!
Let’s make the dates for the cleanup begin on Weds. May 12, and continue to the 23rd, to allow for weather and schedules….
Below is a list of ’tasks’ that need to be done. We ask that members volunteer to take on a task, and then, after completing the task, sign off on the “ Master List” that will be by the log book (just initial it/check it off, whatever floats your boat
?).
To make the boat-washing more ‘user friendly’, the club boats have been divided up into 4 groups. Each group will require 2 people to volunteer (see - here’s the ’social’ part!) - ideally. Especially group ‘D’ with the Fluid Double.
There are some cleaning materials underneath the log book table - feel free to bring your own environmentally friendly cleaners.
1)? Wash Boats:
Group A: Maas #8
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Fluid Single
Group B: Maas #13
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Peinert #7
Group C: Peinert #6
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?Peinert #9
Group D: Peinert #12
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? New Fluid Double
(If I missed any boats, Feel free to add them!
2) Clean Men’s Bathroom (sink, toilet, mirror)
3) Clean Women’s Bathroom ( Sink, toilet, mirror, shower )
4) Take home shower curtains, bath rugs to launder
5) Sweep (to get the crud up) & vacuum floors - excluding bathroom)
6) Sweep, vacuum and mop bathroom floors
7) Clean windows
Thank you all for participating! Hope to see you on the water soon!!
Jenn Ferree
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Re: Boathouse Opening!! Spring cleanup
I'd like to be part of Group C: Peinert #6 & #9. I'm assuming that once we know who else is in that "group" we can text/email amongst ourselves to work out when we'll do it.
Looking forward to it.
Elaine Fronhofer (413-237-7215
Hello Yankee Rowers!
With the opening of the boathouse, comes one of our favorite rites of spring… the Spring Boathouse Cleanup!
For those of you who are new to the club, the spring cleanup has historically, been a fun, social way of ‘launching’ our season.
Covid has changed the rules for us somewhat in the past year, and this year we are going to abide by those changes again, and slightly downplay the social part of the ritual. But the FUN still remains, for our adventuresome souls who seek it!
Let’s make the dates for the cleanup begin on Weds. May 12, and continue to the 23rd, to allow for weather and schedules….
Below is a list of ’tasks’ that need to be done. We ask that members volunteer to take on a task, and then, after completing the task, sign off on the “ Master List” that will be by the log book (just initial it/check it off, whatever floats your boat ?).
To make the boat-washing more ‘user friendly’, the club boats have been divided up into 4 groups. Each group will require 2 people to volunteer (see - here’s the ’social’ part!) - ideally. Especially group ‘D’ with the Fluid Double.
There are some cleaning materials underneath the log book table - feel free to bring your own environmentally friendly cleaners.
1)? Wash Boats:
Group A: Maas #8
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Fluid Single
Group B: Maas #13
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Peinert #7
Group C: Peinert #6
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?Peinert #9
Group D: Peinert #12
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? New Fluid Double
(If I missed any boats, Feel free to add them!
2) Clean Men’s Bathroom (sink, toilet, mirror)
3) Clean Women’s Bathroom ( Sink, toilet, mirror, shower )
4) Take home shower curtains, bath rugs to launder
5) Sweep (to get the crud up) & vacuum floors - excluding bathroom)
6) Sweep, vacuum and mop bathroom floors
7) Clean windows
Thank you all for participating! Hope to see you on the water soon!!
Jenn Ferree
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Re: Boathouse Opening!! Spring cleanup
I'll join Anita in cleaning the windows (not necessarily at the same time)--we did it together last year and it seems like a job for two rather than just one. If that's not okay, just let me know and I'll take another task. Nancy
Happy to do Windows (#5 I think) On May 11, 2021, at 8:07 AM, Barry J Nigrosh via < bnigrosh@...> wrote:
I will clean men's bathroom, #2 (as it were) sometime early next week.
Barry J.
Nigrosh
21 Bates Street
Northampton, MA? 01060
Mobile:?
413-559-0409
?
Barry J.
Nigrosh, Ph.D., ABPP
Diplomate in Forensic Psychology
25 College Street
South Hadley, MA? 01075
413-539-9731
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From: Jenn Ferree < ferreejennifer@...>
To: [email protected]
Cc: ferree Jennifer < ferreejennifer@...>
Sent: Mon, May 10, 2021 8:12 pm
Subject: [yankeerowing] Boathouse Opening!! Spring cleanup
Hello Yankee Rowers!
With the opening of the boathouse, comes one of our favorite rites of spring… the Spring Boathouse Cleanup!
For those of you who are new to the club, the spring cleanup has historically, been a fun, social way of ‘launching’ our season.
Covid has changed the rules for us somewhat in the past year, and this year we are going to abide by those changes again, and slightly downplay the social part of the ritual. But the FUN still remains, for our adventuresome souls who seek it!
Let’s make the dates for the cleanup begin on Weds. May 12, and continue to the 23rd, to allow for weather and schedules….
Below is a list of ’tasks’ that need to be done. We ask that members volunteer to take on a task, and then, after completing the task, sign off on the “ Master List” that will be by the log book (just initial it/check it off, whatever floats your boat ?).
To make the boat-washing more ‘user friendly’, the club boats have been divided up into 4 groups. Each group will require 2 people to volunteer (see - here’s the ’social’ part!) - ideally. Especially group ‘D’ with the Fluid Double.
There are some cleaning materials underneath the log book table - feel free to bring your own environmentally friendly cleaners.
1)? Wash Boats:
Group A: Maas #8
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Fluid Single
Group B: Maas #13
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Peinert #7
Group C: Peinert #6
? ? ? ? ? ? ? Peinert #9
Group D: Peinert #12
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? New Fluid Double
(If I missed any boats, Feel free to add them!
2) Clean Men’s Bathroom (sink, toilet, mirror)
3) Clean Women’s Bathroom ( Sink, toilet, mirror, shower )
4) Take home shower curtains, bath rugs to launder
5) Sweep (to get the crud up) & vacuum floors - excluding bathroom)
6) Sweep, vacuum and mop bathroom floors
7) Clean windows
Thank you all for participating! Hope to see you on the water soon!!
Jenn Ferree
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Re: Boathouse Opening!! Spring cleanup
Happy to do Windows (#5 I think)
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On May 11, 2021, at 8:07 AM, Barry J Nigrosh via < bnigrosh@...> wrote:
I will clean men's bathroom, #2 (as it were) sometime early next week.
Barry J.
Nigrosh
21 Bates Street
Northampton, MA? 01060
Mobile:?
413-559-0409
?
Barry J.
Nigrosh, Ph.D., ABPP
Diplomate in Forensic Psychology
25 College Street
South Hadley, MA? 01075
413-539-9731
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From: Jenn Ferree < ferreejennifer@...>
To: [email protected]
Cc: ferree Jennifer < ferreejennifer@...>
Sent: Mon, May 10, 2021 8:12 pm
Subject: [yankeerowing] Boathouse Opening!! Spring cleanup
Hello Yankee Rowers!
With the opening of the boathouse, comes one of our favorite rites of spring… the Spring Boathouse Cleanup!
For those of you who are new to the club, the spring cleanup has historically, been a fun, social way of ‘launching’ our season.
Covid has changed the rules for us somewhat in the past year, and this year we are going to abide by those changes again, and slightly downplay the social part of the ritual. But the FUN still remains, for our adventuresome souls who seek it!
Let’s make the dates for the cleanup begin on Weds. May 12, and continue to the 23rd, to allow for weather and schedules….
Below is a list of ’tasks’ that need to be done. We ask that members volunteer to take on a task, and then, after completing the task, sign off on the “ Master List” that will be by the log book (just initial it/check it off, whatever floats your boat ?).
To make the boat-washing more ‘user friendly’, the club boats have been divided up into 4 groups. Each group will require 2 people to volunteer (see - here’s the ’social’ part!) - ideally. Especially group ‘D’ with the Fluid Double.
There are some cleaning materials underneath the log book table - feel free to bring your own environmentally friendly cleaners.
1)? Wash Boats:
Group A: Maas #8
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Fluid Single
Group B: Maas #13
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Peinert #7
Group C: Peinert #6
? ? ? ? ? ? ? Peinert #9
Group D: Peinert #12
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? New Fluid Double
(If I missed any boats, Feel free to add them!
2) Clean Men’s Bathroom (sink, toilet, mirror)
3) Clean Women’s Bathroom ( Sink, toilet, mirror, shower )
4) Take home shower curtains, bath rugs to launder
5) Sweep (to get the crud up) & vacuum floors - excluding bathroom)
6) Sweep, vacuum and mop bathroom floors
7) Clean windows
Thank you all for participating! Hope to see you on the water soon!!
Jenn Ferree
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Re: Boathouse Opening!! Spring cleanup
I will clean men's bathroom, #2 (as it were) sometime early next week.
Barry J.
Nigrosh
21 Bates Street
Northampton, MA? 01060
Mobile:?
413-559-0409
?
Barry J.
Nigrosh, Ph.D., ABPP
Diplomate in Forensic Psychology
25 College Street
South Hadley, MA? 01075
413-539-9731
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From: Jenn Ferree <ferreejennifer@...>
To: [email protected]
Cc: ferree Jennifer <ferreejennifer@...>
Sent: Mon, May 10, 2021 8:12 pm
Subject: [yankeerowing] Boathouse Opening!! Spring cleanup
Hello Yankee Rowers!
With the opening of the boathouse, comes one of our favorite rites of spring… the Spring Boathouse Cleanup!
For those of you who are new to the club, the spring cleanup has historically, been a fun, social way of ‘launching’ our season.
Covid has changed the rules for us somewhat in the past year, and this year we are going to abide by those changes again, and slightly downplay the social part of the ritual. But the FUN still remains, for our adventuresome souls who seek it!
Let’s make the dates for the cleanup begin on Weds. May 12, and continue to the 23rd, to allow for weather and schedules….
Below is a list of ’tasks’ that need to be done. We ask that members volunteer to take on a task, and then, after completing the task, sign off on the “ Master List” that will be by the log book (just initial it/check it off, whatever floats your boat ?).
To make the boat-washing more ‘user friendly’, the club boats have been divided up into 4 groups. Each group will require 2 people to volunteer (see - here’s the ’social’ part!) - ideally. Especially group ‘D’ with the Fluid Double.
There are some cleaning materials underneath the log book table - feel free to bring your own environmentally friendly cleaners.
1)? Wash Boats:
Group A: Maas #8
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Fluid Single
Group B: Maas #13
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Peinert #7
Group C: Peinert #6
? ? ? ? ? ? ? Peinert #9
Group D: Peinert #12
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? New Fluid Double
(If I missed any boats, Feel free to add them!
2) Clean Men’s Bathroom (sink, toilet, mirror)
3) Clean Women’s Bathroom ( Sink, toilet, mirror, shower )
4) Take home shower curtains, bath rugs to launder
5) Sweep (to get the crud up) & vacuum floors - excluding bathroom)
6) Sweep, vacuum and mop bathroom floors
7) Clean windows
Thank you all for participating! Hope to see you on the water soon!!
Jenn Ferree
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Re: Boathouse Opening!! Spring cleanup
Thanks, Christina! I am leaving a list at the boat house, so if you could please initial it after you’ve done the task, that would be great.
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On May 10, 2021, at 8:49 PM, Christina Petersen <christina.petersen@...> wrote:
?Not sure if we sign up for a task by responding to this email, but I will do #4.
Christina
On May 10, 2021, at 8:12 PM, Jenn Ferree <ferreejennifer@...> wrote:
?Hello Yankee Rowers!
With the opening of the boathouse, comes one of our favorite rites of spring… the Spring Boathouse Cleanup!
For those of you who are new to the club, the spring cleanup has historically, been a fun, social way of ‘launching’ our season.
Covid has changed the rules for us somewhat in the past year, and this year we are going to abide by those changes again, and slightly downplay the social part of the ritual. But the FUN still remains, for our adventuresome souls who seek it!
Let’s make the dates for the cleanup begin on Weds. May 12, and continue to the 23rd, to allow for weather and schedules….
Below is a list of ’tasks’ that need to be done. We ask that members volunteer to take on a task, and then, after completing the task, sign off on the “ Master List” that will be by the log book (just initial it/check it off, whatever floats your boat ?).
To make the boat-washing more ‘user friendly’, the club boats have been divided up into 4 groups. Each group will require 2 people to volunteer (see - here’s the ’social’ part!) - ideally. Especially group ‘D’ with the Fluid Double.
There are some cleaning materials underneath the log book table - feel free to bring your own environmentally friendly cleaners.
1) Wash Boats:
Group A: Maas #8
Fluid Single
Group B: Maas #13
Peinert #7
Group C: Peinert #6
Peinert #9
Group D: Peinert #12
New Fluid Double
(If I missed any boats, Feel free to add them!
2) Clean Men’s Bathroom (sink, toilet, mirror)
3) Clean Women’s Bathroom ( Sink, toilet, mirror, shower )
4) Take home shower curtains, bath rugs to launder
5) Sweep (to get the crud up) & vacuum floors - excluding bathroom)
6) Sweep, vacuum and mop bathroom floors
7) Clean windows
Thank you all for participating! Hope to see you on the water soon!!
Jenn Ferree
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Re: Boathouse Opening!! Spring cleanup
I’ll do # 3.
Carol
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On May 10, 2021, at 8:49 PM, Christina Petersen <christina.petersen@...> wrote:
?Not sure if we sign up for a task by responding to this email, but I will do #4.
Christina
On May 10, 2021, at 8:12 PM, Jenn Ferree <ferreejennifer@...> wrote:
?Hello Yankee Rowers!
With the opening of the boathouse, comes one of our favorite rites of spring… the Spring Boathouse Cleanup!
For those of you who are new to the club, the spring cleanup has historically, been a fun, social way of ‘launching’ our season.
Covid has changed the rules for us somewhat in the past year, and this year we are going to abide by those changes again, and slightly downplay the social part of the ritual. But the FUN still remains, for our adventuresome souls who seek it!
Let’s make the dates for the cleanup begin on Weds. May 12, and continue to the 23rd, to allow for weather and schedules….
Below is a list of ’tasks’ that need to be done. We ask that members volunteer to take on a task, and then, after completing the task, sign off on the “ Master List” that will be by the log book (just initial it/check it off, whatever floats your boat ?).
To make the boat-washing more ‘user friendly’, the club boats have been divided up into 4 groups. Each group will require 2 people to volunteer (see - here’s the ’social’ part!) - ideally. Especially group ‘D’ with the Fluid Double.
There are some cleaning materials underneath the log book table - feel free to bring your own environmentally friendly cleaners.
1) Wash Boats:
Group A: Maas #8
Fluid Single
Group B: Maas #13
Peinert #7
Group C: Peinert #6
Peinert #9
Group D: Peinert #12
New Fluid Double
(If I missed any boats, Feel free to add them!
2) Clean Men’s Bathroom (sink, toilet, mirror)
3) Clean Women’s Bathroom ( Sink, toilet, mirror, shower )
4) Take home shower curtains, bath rugs to launder
5) Sweep (to get the crud up) & vacuum floors - excluding bathroom)
6) Sweep, vacuum and mop bathroom floors
7) Clean windows
Thank you all for participating! Hope to see you on the water soon!!
Jenn Ferree
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Re: Boathouse Opening!! Spring cleanup
Not sure if we sign up for a task by responding to this email, but I will do #4.
Christina
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On May 10, 2021, at 8:12 PM, Jenn Ferree <ferreejennifer@...> wrote:
?Hello Yankee Rowers!
With the opening of the boathouse, comes one of our favorite rites of spring… the Spring Boathouse Cleanup!
For those of you who are new to the club, the spring cleanup has historically, been a fun, social way of ‘launching’ our season.
Covid has changed the rules for us somewhat in the past year, and this year we are going to abide by those changes again, and slightly downplay the social part of the ritual. But the FUN still remains, for our adventuresome souls who seek it!
Let’s make the dates for the cleanup begin on Weds. May 12, and continue to the 23rd, to allow for weather and schedules….
Below is a list of ’tasks’ that need to be done. We ask that members volunteer to take on a task, and then, after completing the task, sign off on the “ Master List” that will be by the log book (just initial it/check it off, whatever floats your boat ?).
To make the boat-washing more ‘user friendly’, the club boats have been divided up into 4 groups. Each group will require 2 people to volunteer (see - here’s the ’social’ part!) - ideally. Especially group ‘D’ with the Fluid Double.
There are some cleaning materials underneath the log book table - feel free to bring your own environmentally friendly cleaners.
1) Wash Boats:
Group A: Maas #8
Fluid Single
Group B: Maas #13
Peinert #7
Group C: Peinert #6
Peinert #9
Group D: Peinert #12
New Fluid Double
(If I missed any boats, Feel free to add them!
2) Clean Men’s Bathroom (sink, toilet, mirror)
3) Clean Women’s Bathroom ( Sink, toilet, mirror, shower )
4) Take home shower curtains, bath rugs to launder
5) Sweep (to get the crud up) & vacuum floors - excluding bathroom)
6) Sweep, vacuum and mop bathroom floors
7) Clean windows
Thank you all for participating! Hope to see you on the water soon!!
Jenn Ferree
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Boathouse Opening!! Spring cleanup
Hello Yankee Rowers!
With the opening of the boathouse, comes one of our favorite rites of spring… the Spring Boathouse Cleanup!
For those of you who are new to the club, the spring cleanup has historically, been a fun, social way of ‘launching’ our season.
Covid has changed the rules for us somewhat in the past year, and this year we are going to abide by those changes again, and slightly downplay the social part of the ritual. But the FUN still remains, for our adventuresome souls who seek it!
Let’s make the dates for the cleanup begin on Weds. May 12, and continue to the 23rd, to allow for weather and schedules….
Below is a list of ’tasks’ that need to be done. We ask that members volunteer to take on a task, and then, after completing the task, sign off on the “ Master List” that will be by the log book (just initial it/check it off, whatever floats your boat ?).
To make the boat-washing more ‘user friendly’, the club boats have been divided up into 4 groups. Each group will require 2 people to volunteer (see - here’s the ’social’ part!) - ideally. Especially group ‘D’ with the Fluid Double.
There are some cleaning materials underneath the log book table - feel free to bring your own environmentally friendly cleaners.
1) Wash Boats:
Group A: Maas #8
Fluid Single
Group B: Maas #13
Peinert #7
Group C: Peinert #6
Peinert #9
Group D: Peinert #12
New Fluid Double
(If I missed any boats, Feel free to add them!
2) Clean Men’s Bathroom (sink, toilet, mirror)
3) Clean Women’s Bathroom ( Sink, toilet, mirror, shower )
4) Take home shower curtains, bath rugs to launder
5) Sweep (to get the crud up) & vacuum floors - excluding bathroom)
6) Sweep, vacuum and mop bathroom floors
7) Clean windows
Thank you all for participating! Hope to see you on the water soon!!
Jenn Ferree
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Re: ?tes vous prets? -- Yankee Rowing is open
Tis indeed. A candid photo that I had never seen taken by Linda Hannum. Sal
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On May 10, 2021, at 2:30 PM, Jonathan Wright <waterrat@...> wrote:
? Sally, is that you on the cover of rowing news???? ? ? Yipeee ? It's time to start the rowing season! ?Of course, it's still spring in New England, so some cautions are in order: - Club boats may be rowed only when the river flow is below 20,000 cubic feet ? per second (20 kcfs). ?Here is the river flow chart we use: ? (The flow scale is on the righthand side of the graph.) ?Today, the ? river is right at 20 kcfs, and the Montague forecast (the URL above) ? suggests it will decline further during the week. - Since the river is still pretty cold, try to row when the air is warm. ? Note that a typical guideline is that the combined water+air temperature is 100F. - We are observing COVID precautions. ?I'm sure most of us are vaccinated, but ? we're still masking and social distancing around the boathouse and dock. ? Our stance as of the end of last year is recorded here: ? It's likely that we can relax the sanitizing requirements; stay tuned. ? Thank you all for compliance last season; I think everyone stayed healthy. Using a club boat will require a reservation, using the same system that was in place at the end of last year. ?Point your browser to to find the spreadsheet we use for signups. ?The first sheet in the file contains instructions. ?THE INSTRUCTIONS HAVE CHANGED SLIGHTLY SINCE LAST YEAR. The club now has a Fluid midweight double, which can be reserved on the "heavyweight boats" page of the reservation spreadsheet. ?Take it on a shake-down cruise! We are working on plans to expand the boathouse with more rack space. In the meantime, limited outdoor rack space may be available. ?Please contact the Equipment Committee if you're interested: And a gentle REMINDER: send in your 2021 dues, rack fee (if applicable), and waiver before you row. ?Forms are on: Please let me know if you have any problems, unhappiness, or suggestions for And please be safe on and off the water.
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Sally, is that you on the cover of rowing news???? ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of Sally Linowski Sent: Monday, May 10, 2021 11:33 AM To: [email protected]Cc: Bob Sproull <rfsproull@...> Subject: Re: [yankeerowing] ?tes vous prets? -- Yankee Rowing is open ? Yipeee ? It's time to start the rowing season! ?Of course, it's still spring in New England, so some cautions are in order: - Club boats may be rowed only when the river flow is below 20,000 cubic feet ? per second (20 kcfs). ?Here is the river flow chart we use: ? (The flow scale is on the righthand side of the graph.) ?Today, the ? river is right at 20 kcfs, and the Montague forecast (the URL above) ? suggests it will decline further during the week. - Since the river is still pretty cold, try to row when the air is warm. ? Note that a typical guideline is that the combined water+air temperature is 100F. - We are observing COVID precautions. ?I'm sure most of us are vaccinated, but ? we're still masking and social distancing around the boathouse and dock. ? Our stance as of the end of last year is recorded here: ? It's likely that we can relax the sanitizing requirements; stay tuned. ? Thank you all for compliance last season; I think everyone stayed healthy. Using a club boat will require a reservation, using the same system that was in place at the end of last year. ?Point your browser to to find the spreadsheet we use for signups. ?The first sheet in the file contains instructions. ?THE INSTRUCTIONS HAVE CHANGED SLIGHTLY SINCE LAST YEAR. The club now has a Fluid midweight double, which can be reserved on the "heavyweight boats" page of the reservation spreadsheet. ?Take it on a shake-down cruise! We are working on plans to expand the boathouse with more rack space. In the meantime, limited outdoor rack space may be available. ?Please contact the Equipment Committee if you're interested: And a gentle REMINDER: send in your 2021 dues, rack fee (if applicable), and waiver before you row. ?Forms are on: Please let me know if you have any problems, unhappiness, or suggestions for And please be safe on and off the water.
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On May 10, 2021, at 6:56 AM, Bob Sproull <rfsproull@...> wrote:
? It's time to start the rowing season! ?Of course, it's still spring in New England, so some cautions are in order:
- Club boats may be rowed only when the river flow is below 20,000 cubic feet ? per second (20 kcfs). ?Here is the river flow chart we use: ? (The flow scale is on the righthand side of the graph.) ?Today, the ? river is right at 20 kcfs, and the Montague forecast (the URL above) ? suggests it will decline further during the week.
- Since the river is still pretty cold, try to row when the air is warm. ? Note that a typical guideline is that the combined water+air temperature is 100F.
- We are observing COVID precautions. ?I'm sure most of us are vaccinated, but ? we're still masking and social distancing around the boathouse and dock. ? Our stance as of the end of last year is recorded here: ? It's likely that we can relax the sanitizing requirements; stay tuned. ? Thank you all for compliance last season; I think everyone stayed healthy.
Using a club boat will require a reservation, using the same system that was in place at the end of last year. ?Point your browser to to find the spreadsheet we use for signups. ?The first sheet in the file contains instructions. ?THE INSTRUCTIONS HAVE CHANGED SLIGHTLY SINCE LAST YEAR.
The club now has a Fluid midweight double, which can be reserved on the "heavyweight boats" page of the reservation spreadsheet. ?Take it on a shake-down cruise!
We are working on plans to expand the boathouse with more rack space. In the meantime, limited outdoor rack space may be available. ?Please contact the Equipment Committee if you're interested:
And a gentle REMINDER: send in your 2021 dues, rack fee (if applicable), and waiver before you row. ?Forms are on:
Please let me know if you have any problems, unhappiness, or suggestions for doing better...
And please be safe on and off the water.
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Re: ?tes vous prets? -- Yankee Rowing is open
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Subject: [yankeerowing] ?tes vous prets? -- Yankee Rowing is open? It's time to start the rowing season! ?Of course, it's still spring in New England, so some cautions are in order: - Club boats may be rowed only when the river flow is below 20,000 cubic feet ? per second (20 kcfs). ?Here is the river flow chart we use: ? (The flow scale is on the righthand side of the graph.) ?Today, the ? river is right at 20 kcfs, and the Montague forecast (the URL above) ? suggests it will decline further during the week. - Since the river is still pretty cold, try to row when the air is warm. ? Note that a typical guideline is that the combined water+air temperature is 100F. - We are observing COVID precautions. ?I'm sure most of us are vaccinated, but ? we're still masking and social distancing around the boathouse and dock. ? Our stance as of the end of last year is recorded here: ? It's likely that we can relax the sanitizing requirements; stay tuned. ? Thank you all for compliance last season; I think everyone stayed healthy. Using a club boat will require a reservation, using the same system that was in place at the end of last year. ?Point your browser to to find the spreadsheet we use for signups. ?The first sheet in the file contains instructions. ?THE INSTRUCTIONS HAVE CHANGED SLIGHTLY SINCE LAST YEAR. The club now has a Fluid midweight double, which can be reserved on the "heavyweight boats" page of the reservation spreadsheet. ?Take it on a shake-down cruise! We are working on plans to expand the boathouse with more rack space. In the meantime, limited outdoor rack space may be available. ?Please contact the Equipment Committee if you're interested: And a gentle REMINDER: send in your 2021 dues, rack fee (if applicable), and waiver before you row. ?Forms are on: Please let me know if you have any problems, unhappiness, or suggestions for And please be safe on and off the water.
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?tes vous prets? -- Yankee Rowing is open
It's time to start the rowing season! ?Of course, it's still spring in New England, so some cautions are in order:
- Club boats may be rowed only when the river flow is below 20,000 cubic feet ? per second (20 kcfs). ?Here is the river flow chart we use: ? (The flow scale is on the righthand side of the graph.) ?Today, the ? river is right at 20 kcfs, and the Montague forecast (the URL above) ? suggests it will decline further during the week.
- Since the river is still pretty cold, try to row when the air is warm. ? Note that a typical guideline is that the combined water+air temperature is 100F.
- We are observing COVID precautions. ?I'm sure most of us are vaccinated, but ? we're still masking and social distancing around the boathouse and dock. ? Our stance as of the end of last year is recorded here: ? It's likely that we can relax the sanitizing requirements; stay tuned. ? Thank you all for compliance last season; I think everyone stayed healthy.
Using a club boat will require a reservation, using the same system that was in place at the end of last year. ?Point your browser to to find the spreadsheet we use for signups. ?The first sheet in the file contains instructions. ?THE INSTRUCTIONS HAVE CHANGED SLIGHTLY SINCE LAST YEAR.
The club now has a Fluid midweight double, which can be reserved on the "heavyweight boats" page of the reservation spreadsheet. ?Take it on a shake-down cruise!
We are working on plans to expand the boathouse with more rack space. In the meantime, limited outdoor rack space may be available. ?Please contact the Equipment Committee if you're interested:
And a gentle REMINDER: send in your 2021 dues, rack fee (if applicable), and waiver before you row. ?Forms are on:
Please let me know if you have any problems, unhappiness, or suggestions for doing better...
And please be safe on and off the water.
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We can't have that!
Carol MacColl
Paradise Copies, Inc
21 Conz St
Northampton, Ma 01060
413.585.0414
On 4/30/21 1:04 PM, Mike Ippolito
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Any update on an opening day? My callouses are
starting to heal :)
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Any update on an opening day? My callouses are starting to heal :)
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Re: FW: Rowing Camp Spring 2021 Update
I second Jonathan's endorsement--though for their Head of the Charles camp in the summer. I did it a few years ago and even though the focus is on the HOCR course, what they're teaching is completely applicable to non-racing too.?
On Tue, Apr 27, 2021 at 9:57 AM Jonathan Wright < waterrat@...> wrote: These are wonderful camps, and something to look forward to when winter comes around.? I have been 5 times, back a few years. ? The Jim mentioned is Jim Dietz. ? Jonathan ? From: Mark Wilson <mark@...>
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All-American Rowing?is Ready for 2021!
Greetings to All of our Rowing Friends Near and Far!!
? Wow, what a start to 2021?! Hard to believe that it is nearly May!? Jim and Mark have been going non stop since mid December and we have seen many of you in Florida over the winter camp season!? Now it is summer and we are pretty well booked up from May 1 to the first of August.? THANK YOU!!? We do want to let you know about a few great options for you and your friends.
1.? If you or your club want to have our coaches come to you, please call or email Mark as soon as possible to arrange a camp at your location.? There are a few dates left...
2.? We are excited to be offering not one but two Head of the Charles camps in Boston this summer.? One is August 24-26 and the second is September 27-29.? These camps are designed to be race prep camps but are open to anyone wishing to row in Boston.? Technical advise for competition at any head race will be given with specifics to the Head of the Charles.? Spots are filling fast so if you want to join the fun do not hesitate.
3.? The first week of October (1-6) will see a group of fortunate scullers heading to Aviz Portugal for an amazing week of sculling, dining, wining (NO whining) and exploring this fantastic country and rowing location.? Do Not hesitate to reach out and reserve your spot.
4. Coastal and Gig Rowing expands- We are going to be offering coastal specific camps in Florida during the winter 2022 season and also have a small camp planned for July 20-22ish for some fun on the upper Mississippi River in southern Wisconsin, details are still being developed but if you are interested in some point to point rowing in a Gig 4x or Coastal single on the Mighty Miss, just let Mark?know, It will be a BLAST for sure!!
Lastly, we are always expanding our private camp sessions in Florida for those with small to medium groups that want to visit us in the warmth of the Florida sun in January, Feb, March 2022.? Please consider scheduling early.
Camp Schedule is listed on the website and here at this link,? ? If
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We send our best to you and please share this email with anyone that enjoys "messingaboutinboats!"
Thank you
Mark and Jim
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FW: Rowing Camp Spring 2021 Update
These are wonderful camps, and something to look forward to when winter comes around.? I have been 5 times, back a few years. ? The Jim mentioned is Jim Dietz. ? Jonathan ?
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From: Mark Wilson <mark@...> Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2021 9:14 AM To: waterrat@... Subject: Rowing Camp Spring 2021 Update ? | |
All-American Rowing?is Ready for 2021!
Greetings to All of our Rowing Friends Near and Far!!
? Wow, what a start to 2021?! Hard to believe that it is nearly May!? Jim and Mark have been going non stop since mid December and we have seen many of you in Florida over the winter camp season!? Now it is summer and we are pretty well booked up from May 1 to the first of August.? THANK YOU!!? We do want to let you know about a few great options for you and your friends.
1.? If you or your club want to have our coaches come to you, please call or email Mark as soon as possible to arrange a camp at your location.? There are a few dates left...
2.? We are excited to be offering not one but two Head of the Charles camps in Boston this summer.? One is August 24-26 and the second is September 27-29.? These camps are designed to be race prep camps but are open to anyone wishing to row in Boston.? Technical advise for competition at any head race will be given with specifics to the Head of the Charles.? Spots are filling fast so if you want to join the fun do not hesitate.
3.? The first week of October (1-6) will see a group of fortunate scullers heading to Aviz Portugal for an amazing week of sculling, dining, wining (NO whining) and exploring this fantastic country and rowing location.? Do Not hesitate to reach out and reserve your spot.
4. Coastal and Gig Rowing expands- We are going to be offering coastal specific camps in Florida during the winter 2022 season and also have a small camp planned for July 20-22ish for some fun on the upper Mississippi River in southern Wisconsin, details are still being developed but if you are interested in some point to point rowing in a Gig 4x or Coastal single on the Mighty Miss, just let Mark?know, It will be a BLAST for sure!!
Lastly, we are always expanding our private camp sessions in Florida for those with small to medium groups that want to visit us in the warmth of the Florida sun in January, Feb, March 2022.? Please consider scheduling early.
Camp Schedule is listed on the website and here at this link,? ? If
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We send our best to you and please share this email with anyone that enjoys "messingaboutinboats!"
Thank you
Mark and Jim
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Re: confirm email & Activate membership
Dorrie Brooks—also still a member. Looking forward to seeing you on the dock soon.
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On Apr 18, 2021, at 4:18 PM, Anne Teschner <ateschner@...> wrote:
? Hi all,? This is my email and I am still a member.?? See you soon.?? –anne ? ? ???? -anne ? From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Barry Levin
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