ANDREW'S GUESTBOOK

Aug,13--Dear O.R,
Is it possible to pass on a message to Andrew by e-mail direct to him? If not can you tell him get rowing a bit faster there's a pint of cool Guinness sitting on the bar at Rosie O'Gradys with his name on it, and it's getting warm.
Lots of love and best wishes
Big Steve

Aug,10--Tom...got msg. You're right. Don't let Andrew get seduced into getting west
too soon. With the prevailing SE winds down south, I've always believed I
couldn't get enough South in the bank. He can always come back up when need
be. 35 South is a long way down there. Steady on to you guys. Holler anytime.

Mick Bird

(Andrew:
     Good tidings from Mick Bird. My read on charts and currents is you
should continue more to South than West to go non-stop to Sydney. If you go
West too soon you may end up in Hawaii. Let's ask Mick what he thinks. take
care...
Tom

----- Original Message -----
From: <TransRow@aol.com>
To: <webmaster@oceanrowing.com>
Sent: Saturday, August 07, 1999 11:57 PM
Subject: Godspeed to Andrew


> Hey guys...just read report from Andrew's log. He wanted Tom to say
> congratulations to me. I got it from the report and if possible, could you
> please say, Godspeed to him for me. Anything I can do to help, let me
know.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mick Bird

Aug,10--Please tell Andrew we are watching every stroke and well done - well
started! That's halfway there! Pull! -  and do enjoy it while you are
out there!
We also appreaciate greetings and comments re Tori and Diana's row. But
Sept 12th or so should be very, very safe. No hurricanes on that side of
the Atlantic.

Stein (Stein Hoff--a successful Atlantic Challenge rower with Arvid Bentson in Oct,1997)

Aug,09--Tom,
Hope you're well; our log book looks great on the site - great job!
Like many, I'm closely following Andrew's progress from San Diego and was
wondering if you could forward my best wishes to him. Just wanted to let him
know that lots of us are thinking of him: last w/e I was at a party in
London and made everyone shut up to toast him! I have no doubt he'll
succeed. Cheers mate,
Kind regards,
Mark (Mark Mortimer--a successful Atlantic Challenge rower with Martin Bellamy in Oct,1997)