Our vision for the future is finally beginning to take shape as the building work continues at a pace. The concrete has been poured on the 1st floor, remaining columns have been cast and now the support work for the 2nd floor is under way. For the first time you can clearly see the shape of our future and we couldn’t be more excited!
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Five Quintin members travelled to Seville to compete in the masters regatta and one of them (Tom Bishop, who else?) came away with a clutch of medals. The regatta took place over the weekend of 17th-18th October and Tom has sent in a report. "Seville is a lovely venue...
This German Reunification Day race has become something of a favourite event with Quintin, the club having first raced it in 2003. Adopting a hitherto unheard of approach towards the event the Barflies elected to put together regular outings and some even went on a...
The club had six double sculls and two coxless pairs racing in the Pairs Head of the River this year. The course was the normal downstream one of approximately 4.5 kilometres from Chiswick Bridge to Harrods Wall. The fastest Quintin crew were Simon Hunt and Ainslie...