A SHORE THING UK
ABOUT THE GROUP
Joined: 19 Jun 2020We are ordinary women taking on an extraordinary challenge to raise funds and awareness for mental health charities Devon Mind & Cornwall Mind. We will row nonstop and unaided from London to Land’s End in June 2021 as part of the GB Row Challenge, navigating the worlds busiest shipping lane, an unforgiving coastline, winds, tides and the unpredictable British weather, in shifts throughout the day and night, for 500 miles.
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Paul Mingo
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Susan Douglass
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charity phillips
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Anya Anstey
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Rebecca Mingo
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Simon Grylls
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Denise Nixon
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Julia Egerton
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Scott Grylls
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Jasmine Lake
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Tom Murrin
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Katie Murrin
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Rowan Egerton
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Helen Lloyd
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Debbie Farmer
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Andy Farmer
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David Egerton
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David Farmer
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Sam Lloyd
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Andrew Cornwell
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Sam Norton
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Ellie Spiers
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Andrew Flewitt
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Chris Harvey
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Susan Thomas
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Maria Masi
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Julie Rendle
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Rosie Lloyd
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Charlie LLOYD
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Paul Nixon
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Paul Glanville
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Nigel Rendle
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Sam Scotts
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Kate Glanville
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Beki White
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Thomas Grüning
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Sherry Haley
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Mel Greaves
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Mark Cockings
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Dawn Brace
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Sue Parish
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Mister
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Graeme Barclay
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Beth Lambert
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Jess Coleman
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Tommy Barclay
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Sarah Burns-Morwood
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Sarah Pellow
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A SHORE THING UK
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Joined: 19 Jun 2020
We are ordinary women taking on an extraordinary challenge to raise funds and awareness for mental health charities Devon Mind & Cornwall Mind. We will row nonstop and unaided from London to Land’s End in June 2021 as part of the GB Row Challenge, navigating the worlds busiest shipping lane, an unforgiving coastline, winds, tides and the unpredictable British weather, in shifts throughout the day and night, for 500 miles.
