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On their annual row from Hammersmith to Henley (as told on 17 June), Auriol Kensington RC’s eight stopped at Marlow Rowing Club for lunch, Tim Koch writes in an e-mail. “They have a very fine War Memorial”, which the picture attached is showing.
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A rowing club is a fairly small community, and they had 19 killed. Dreadful.
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