Subj : Re: Great Boat Names
To   : rec.sport.rowing
From : Richard
Date : Thu Sep 03 2020 12:28 pm

On Tuesday, 1 September 2020 at 22:23:28 UTC+1, Kit Davies wrote:
> On 30/08/2020 13:09, Richard wrote: 
> > On Thursday, 27 August 2020 at 21:11:50 UTC+1, RS wrote: 
> > 
> >> Weybridge Rowing club used to have the best boat names, all Wey something.
 Wey enough , wey too much etc. Used to be a list on their website 
> > 
> > Still is - just a bit buried. Current names include: 
> > 
> > Weyward 
> > Quickest Wey 
> > Quickest Wey To... 
> > Always Another Wey 
> > Another Wey 
> > Move aWey 
> > One Wey 
> > Chocks A'Wey 
> > Wey Hey 
> > Wey Better Together 
> > AnyWey 
> > Hands A'Wey 
> > That's the Wey 
> > FeatherWeyt 
> > This Wey Up 
> > Other Wey Up 
> > LightWeyt 
> > Milky Wey 
> > Wey To Do It 
> > Our Wey 
> > Wey To Go 
> > Winning Weys 
> > Wicked Weys 
> > Either Wey 
> > HeavyWeyt 
> > FlyWeyt 
> > Allawey 
> > Tear A'Wey 
> > Run aWey 
> > Stow aWey 
> > 
> > Didn't realise they had such a huge fleet. Or that so many "Wey" puns were
possible. ;-) 
> > 
> > PS Weybridge Rowing Club are hoping that the covid-19 situation continues
to ease and that they will be able to hold the Weybridge Silver Sculls
(appropriately modified if necessary) on 17 October. More info on the event
website - https://www.weybridgerowing.club/silversculls. Fingers crossed that
the covid-19, weather, UK Government, Environment Agency and British Rowing
restrictions will allow some form of on-water competition to start again soon. 
> >
> Get Out Of The Wey? 
> 
> ;) 
> 
> Kit
My memory is a bit hazy on the subject, but I do vaguely recall a boat called
"Get Out Of The Wey".  However, I believe it was part of Walton Rowing Club's
fleet - Weybridge RC's arch rival on that reach.
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