Navy George Bass Surf Boat Marathon Starts Sunday 30 Dec
Toughest Surf Boat Race in the World
Navy George Bass Surf Boat Marathon 2007/08
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Navy George Bass Surf Boat Marathon Starts Sunday 30 Dec
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The 2007/08 Navy George Bass Surf Boat Marathon starts on Sunday at Batemans Bay.
Tathra surf boat crew in training for the 2007/08 Navy George Bass Surf Boat Marathon.
Reputedly the toughest surf boat race in the world, the Navy George Bass Surf Boat Marathon runs over seven days with seven legs.
The field will range from the very competitive to the enthusiastic which has always been the strength of the Bass.
- Day 1 - Batemans Bay to Moruya - 31km
- Day 2 - Moruya to Tuross - 19km
- Day 3 - Tuross to Narooma - 22km
- Day 4 - Narooma to Bermagui - 24km
- Day 5 - Bermagui to Tathra - 36km
- Day 6 - Tathra to Pambula - 27km
- Day 7 - Merimbula to Eden - 22km to Eden town or 29km to Twofold Beach Resort
For the first, time this year the Navy George Bass Surf Boat Marathon will start at the Clyde River Bridge, right in the middle of Batemans Bay township, at 9.00am.
The Navy George Bass Surf Boat Marathon provides a race catering to all levels of surf boat rower and it’s testament to the success of the race that many crews keep coming back to enjoy the experience.
Do you know how Jacqui Keogh is going on the surf ski.
Thanks
Sorry Mandy, I don’t know how Jacqui Keogh is going on the surf ski.
It’s a bit far for me to go each day at the moment, but when they get to Bermagui I’ll follow the race, on land, to Eden, posting each evening.
Unfortunately I have no idea of whether I’ll be able to get info when I get to the beach or camp. Also have no idea of what photos I’ll be able to get. Would like to put hundreds of photos up.
Regards,
Laurie.