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Gibbes sweeps in for Tumby

Tumby Bay paddlers on Sunday, from front: Judy Stirling, Kay Stafford, Verona Lawrie, Jodie Demaagd and Bev Blackwell with sweep Bob Gibbes. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Jenny Chillingworth

Seven keen paddlers from the Blue Water Raiders Dragon Boat Club braved the early morning cool conditions in Tumby Bay […]

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