International Success On the Water
Hard work and determination has paid off for two young Picton sports stars. Rigorous training and fundraising efforts have allowed rower Mitchell Mackenzie-Mol and sailor Taylor Burn to shine on the international stage. Read both stories on page 17 of issue 340.
Left photo: Mitchell Mackenzie-Mol, Benjamin Crosbie, Marty Davenport and Jack O’Leary, won silver for New Zealand at the Junior World Rowing Championships in Lithuania.
Right photo: Henry Gibbs and Taylor Burn won the Great Britain 420 National Sailing Championships.
Other Stories in This Issue
- Captains Table
- News: Colmar Brunton Earthquake Preparedness Survey, Naiad - Making Waves in China, Mayor and New Police Commander Hold First Meeting .
- Spot the Knot
- Saturday Speaker
- Environmental Clean Up at Endeavour Inlet
- Tide Tables
- Changing Times
- Friends and Whānau Targeted for Conservation Week
- SPCA Cupcake Day
- Spring Into Daffodil Day
- Backstage Blurb
- Senior Citizens Club
- Mystery Bus Trip
- Nominations for District Council
- Seaport Happenings
- Seaport Sessions
- Seen on the Scene: The Chernobyl Kid NZ Tour, Waitohi Premier Rugby Prizegiving.
- Reflections from Picton Museum: Arrivals and Departures.
- Writer's Corner
- Library Lines
- Travel Chat with Juanita Smart
- Spinnaker recipe -Potato Gnocchi with Basil Pesto
- Aircraft Company Reveals Latest Jetpack
- Councillor Chat - This week David oddie
- Colin's Column - Importance of Community Networks - Grassmere Earthquake
- GBR 420 Nationals in Wales
- Silver for New Zealand Junior Quad
- Scoop’s Sports with Sam Swain
- Marlborough Cross Country
- New Principal Plans to Achieve Goals
Get your copy of the Seaport Scene at one of the following outlets:
Picton: The Seaport Scene Office, FreshChoice, Take Note, Healthcare Pharmacy, Picton Library, On The Spot, Challenge Service Station, Picton Four Square, Le Cafe.
Blenheim: Perry's Book Shop
Blenheim: Perry's Book Shop
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