2010 TSS ROWING HANDBOOK - The Southport School
2010 TSS ROWING HANDBOOK - The Southport School
2010 TSS ROWING HANDBOOK - The Southport School
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Always be mindful of other crews. If you are in the right, it doesn’t mean everyone else is. This<br />
goes for other motor crafts as well – keep an eye out!!<br />
<strong>The</strong> middle of the river should be traffic free with crews traveling nearer the bank allowing room<br />
for jetties and moored vessels.<br />
<strong>The</strong> two trouble spots to be aware of are as follows:<br />
<br />
If on the grey line returning to <strong>TSS</strong>,<br />
you must cross the river. In doing so,<br />
be aware the crew and other craft<br />
on the black line heading away from<br />
<strong>TSS</strong> at intersection marked 1.<br />
<br />
f on the grey line heading east<br />
wishing to continue around Chevron<br />
Island at intersection 2, you must<br />
give way to crews on the black line<br />
heading away from <strong>TSS</strong> as well as<br />
crews returning to <strong>TSS</strong> traveling on<br />
the same part of the river as the<br />
black line but in the opposite<br />
direction. AND If you are traveling<br />
north on the grey line traveling back<br />
to <strong>TSS</strong> and you wish to turn left and<br />
go via Surfers Paradise Rowing Club<br />
(west side of island), you must give<br />
way to traffic on the black line.<br />
I<br />
In short, stick to the right side of the river and be aware at<br />
intersections and prepare to give way!<br />
<strong>The</strong>re are no excuses for being on the wrong side of the river.<br />
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