St ayles skiffs hi-res stock photography and images

Four Fair Isles St Ayles Skiffs Beached at Tighnabruaich Scotland Stock Photo

RMDAJ24C–Four Fair Isles St Ayles Skiffs Beached at Tighnabruaich Scotland

Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland, UK 26th August 2021. Row Around Scotland: The relay event delayed due to the pandemic, which was schedule for 2020, is reaching its final destinations on the Firth of Forth South coast with a baton being passed between coastal rowing club teams in traditional St Ayle's skiffs, celebrating 10 years of the Scottish Coastal Rowing Association. Pictured: two of Eskmuthe rowing club's skiffs set off from the harbour Stock Photo

RM2GFPD76–Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland, UK 26th August 2021. Row Around Scotland: The relay event delayed due to the pandemic, which was schedule for 2020, is reaching its final destinations on the Firth of Forth South coast with a baton being passed between coastal rowing club teams in traditional St Ayle's skiffs, celebrating 10 years of the Scottish Coastal Rowing Association. Pictured: two of Eskmuthe rowing club's skiffs set off from the harbour

North Berwick Rowing Regatta in St Ayles Skiffs Stock Photo

RF2RMMG2W–North Berwick Rowing Regatta in St Ayles Skiffs

Coastal rowing club teams set off in St Ayle's skiffs boats at regatta, North Berwick, East Lothian, Scotland, UK Stock Photo

RM2GN8DDF–Coastal rowing club teams set off in St Ayle's skiffs boats at regatta, North Berwick, East Lothian, Scotland, UK

Isle of Islay, Scotland. Picturesque view of two St Ayles skiffs rowing boats at Port Ellen’s waterfront and harbour. Stock Photo

RMH2TD20–Isle of Islay, Scotland. Picturesque view of two St Ayles skiffs rowing boats at Port Ellen’s waterfront and harbour.

RM2GFPDD1–Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland, UK 26th August 2021. Row Around Scotland: The relay event delayed due to the pandemic, which was schedule for 2020, is reaching its final destinations on the Firth of Forth South coast with a baton being passed between coastal rowing club teams in traditional St Ayle's skiffs, celebrating 10 years of the Scottish Coastal Rowing Association. Pictured: the Eskmuthe skiff sets off from Fisherrow harbour

Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMW2DJR6–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland Stock Photo

RM2JB9P4F–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

Three Fair Isles St Ayles Skiffs Beached at Tighnabruaich Scotland Stock Photo

RMDAEK1T–Three Fair Isles St Ayles Skiffs Beached at Tighnabruaich Scotland

St Ayles Skiffs on North Berwick Rowing Regatta Stock Photo

RM2RMMFF3–St Ayles Skiffs on North Berwick Rowing Regatta

RMH2TD1M–Isle of Islay, Scotland. Picturesque view of two St Ayles skiffs rowing boats at Port Ellen’s waterfront and harbour.

RM2GFPDCT–Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland, UK 26th August 2021. Row Around Scotland: The relay event delayed due to the pandemic, which was schedule for 2020, is reaching its final destinations on the Firth of Forth South coast with a baton being passed between coastal rowing club teams in traditional St Ayle's skiffs, celebrating 10 years of the Scottish Coastal Rowing Association. Pictured: the Eskmuthe skiff sets off from Fisherrow harbour

RMW2DJXJ–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P2D–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

RMDAEK6E–Four Fair Isles St Ayles Skiffs Beached at Tighnabruaich Scotland

RF2RMMG8T–North Berwick Rowing Regatta in St Ayles Skiffs

RMH2TD1P–Isle of Islay, Scotland. Picturesque view of two St Ayles skiffs rowing boats at Port Ellen’s waterfront and harbour.

RM2GFPD5G–Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland, UK 26th August 2021. Row Around Scotland: The relay event delayed due to the pandemic, which was schedule for 2020, is reaching its final destinations on the Firth of Forth South coast with a baton being passed between coastal rowing club teams in traditional St Ayle's skiffs, celebrating 10 years of the Scottish Coastal Rowing Association. Pictured: the Eskmuthe skiff sets off from Fisherrow harbour

RMW2DJJF–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P31–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

RMDAEK17–Three Fair Isles St Ayles Skiffs Beached at Tighnabruaich Scotland

RF2RMMFT6–North Berwick Rowing Regatta in St Ayles Skiffs

RMH2TD1Y–Isle of Islay, Scotland. Picturesque view of two St Ayles skiffs rowing boats at Port Ellen’s waterfront and harbour.

RM2GFPDCM–Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland, UK 26th August 2021. Row Around Scotland: The relay event delayed due to the pandemic, which was schedule for 2020, is reaching its final destinations on the Firth of Forth South coast with a baton being passed between coastal rowing club teams in traditional St Ayle's skiffs, celebrating 10 years of the Scottish Coastal Rowing Association. Pictured: the Eskmuthe skiff is launched to pass the baton onto the next coastal rowing club

RMW2DJXP–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P5N–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

RMDAEK5W–Four Fair Isles St Ayles Skiffs Beached at Tighnabruaich Scotland

St Ayles Skiffs on shore waiting to go in the North Berwick Rowing Regatta Stock Photo

RF2RMMFCW–St Ayles Skiffs on shore waiting to go in the North Berwick Rowing Regatta

RM2GFPDD4–Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland, UK 26th August 2021. Row Around Scotland: The relay event delayed due to the pandemic, which was schedule for 2020, is reaching its final destinations on the Firth of Forth South coast with a baton being passed between coastal rowing club teams in traditional St Ayle's skiffs, celebrating 10 years of the Scottish Coastal Rowing Association. Pictured: the Eskmuthe skiff is launched to pass the baton onto the next coastal rowing club

RMW2DJGJ–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P58–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

Looking west from North Berwick Harbour, St Ayles Skiffs competing in North Berwick Rowing Club Regatta. Stock Photo

RF2RMT49H–Looking west from North Berwick Harbour, St Ayles Skiffs competing in North Berwick Rowing Club Regatta.

RM2GFPCTY–Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland, UK 26th August 2021. Row Around Scotland: The relay event delayed due to the pandemic, which was schedule for 2020, is reaching its final destinations on the Firth of Forth South coast with a baton being passed between coastal rowing club teams in traditional St Ayle's skiffs, celebrating 10 years of the Scottish Coastal Rowing Association. Today the baton is passed from Eskmuthe club from Fisherrow harbour to Port Seton. Pictured: Gaynor holds the relay baton

RMW2DJG6–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P7R–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

St Ayles Skiffs rowing to the finishing line from Craigleith at the North Berwick Rowing Regatta Stock Photo

RF2RMMFMG–St Ayles Skiffs rowing to the finishing line from Craigleith at the North Berwick Rowing Regatta

RM2GFPD98–Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland, UK 26th August 2021. Row Around Scotland: The relay event delayed due to the pandemic, which was schedule for 2020, is reaching its final destinations on the Firth of Forth South coast with a baton being passed between coastal rowing club teams in traditional St Ayle's skiffs, celebrating 10 years of the Scottish Coastal Rowing Association. Pictured: the Eskmuthe skiff in the Firth of Forth setting off to pass the baton to the next rowing club

RMW2DJX8–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P51–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

North Berwick Rowing Regatta in Stt Ayles Skiffs Stock Photo

RF2RMMG2P–North Berwick Rowing Regatta in Stt Ayles Skiffs

RM2GFPDAP–Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland, UK 26th August 2021. Row Around Scotland: The relay event delayed due to the pandemic, which was schedule for 2020, is reaching its final destinations on the Firth of Forth South coast with a baton being passed between coastal rowing club teams in traditional St Ayles' skiffs, celebrating 10 years of the Scottish Coastal Rowing Association. Pictured: the Eskmuthe skiff in the Firth of Forth setting off to pass the baton to the next rowing club

RMW2DK1A–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P5H–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

RM2GFPDCB–Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland, UK 26th August 2021. Row Around Scotland: The relay event delayed due to the pandemic, which was schedule for 2020, is reaching its final destinations on the Firth of Forth South coast with a baton being passed between coastal rowing club teams in traditional St Ayle's skiffs, celebrating 10 years of the Scottish Coastal Rowing Association. Pictured: the Eskmuthe skiff in the Firth of Forth setting off to the pass the baton to the next rowing club

RMW2DK0T–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P7X–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

RM2GFPD90–Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland, UK 26th August 2021. Row Around Scotland: The relay event delayed due to the pandemic, which was schedule for 2020, is reaching its final destinations on the Firth of Forth South coast with a baton being passed between coastal rowing club teams in traditional St Ayle's skiffs, celebrating 10 years of the Scottish Coastal Rowing Association. Pictured: the Eskmuthe skiff in the Firth of Forth setting off to pass the baton to the next rowing club

RMW2DJDT–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P46–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

RM2GFPDD9–Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland, UK 26th August 2021. Row Around Scotland: The relay event delayed due to the pandemic, which was schedule for 2020, is reaching its final destinations on the Firth of Forth South coast with a baton being passed between coastal rowing club teams in traditional St Ayle's skiffs, celebrating 10 years of the Scottish Coastal Rowing Association. Pictured: the Eskmuthe skiff sets off from Fisherrow harbour to pass the baton to the next coastal rowing club

RMW2DJJP–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P4G–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

RM2GFPD9G–Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland, UK 26th August 2021. Row Around Scotland: The relay event delayed due to the pandemic, which was schedule for 2020, is reaching its final destinations on the Firth of Forth South coast with a baton being passed between coastal rowing club teams in traditional St Ayle's skiffs, celebrating 10 years of the Scottish Coastal Rowing Association. Pictured: the Eskmuthe skiff in the Firth of Forth setting off to pass the baton to the next rowing club

RMW2DJDH–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P48–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

RM2GFPD9C–Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland, UK 26th August 2021. Row Around Scotland: The relay event delayed due to the pandemic, which was schedule for 2020, is reaching its final destinations on the Firth of Forth South coast with a baton being passed between coastal rowing club teams in traditional St Ayle's skiffs, celebrating 10 years of the Scottish Coastal Rowing Association. Pictured: the Eskmuthe skiff in the Firth of Forth setting off to pass the baton to the next rowing club

RMW2DJAM–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P2P–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

RM2GFPD93–Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland, UK 26th August 2021. Row Around Scotland: The relay event delayed due to the pandemic, which was schedule for 2020, is reaching its final destinations on the Firth of Forth South coast with a baton being passed between coastal rowing club teams in traditional St Ayle's skiffs, celebrating 10 years of the Scottish Coastal Rowing Association. Pictured: the Eskmuthe rowing club skiff launches a net to collect a water sample which will be analysed by the Scottish Association for Marine Science

RMW2DJRA–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P4C–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

RM2GFPD8W–Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland, UK 26th August 2021. Row Around Scotland: The relay event delayed due to the pandemic, which was schedule for 2020, is reaching its final destinations on the Firth of Forth South coast with a baton being passed between coastal rowing club teams in traditional St Ayle's skiffs, celebrating 10 years of the Scottish Coastal Rowing Association. Today the baton is passed from Eskmuthe club from Fisherrow harbour to Port Seton. Pictured: women members of the rowing club hold up the relay baton

RMW2DJXG–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

Fisherrow Harbour, Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom, 14th May 2022.UK Weather: sunshine at Fisherrow Harbour. Crew members of Eskmuthe coastal rowing club laucnh St Ayles skiffs from the shore Stock Photo

RM2J88YB4–Fisherrow Harbour, Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom, 14th May 2022.UK Weather: sunshine at Fisherrow Harbour. Crew members of Eskmuthe coastal rowing club laucnh St Ayles skiffs from the shore

RM2JB9P2G–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

RMW2DJJJ–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2J88YEY–Fisherrow Harbour, Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom, 14th May 2022.UK Weather: sunshine at Fisherrow Harbour. Crew members of Eskmuthe coastal rowing club laucnh St Ayles skiffs from the shore

RM2JB9P5F–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

North Berwick, Scotland, UK, 24 August 2019. Colourful rowing skiffs taking part in the regatta from 12 rowing clubs across Scotland compete on a sunny day, rowing 2.5 kms around Craigleith Island. The St Ayles skiff is a traditional 4 oared rowing boat Stock Photo

RMWB41MW–North Berwick, Scotland, UK, 24 August 2019. Colourful rowing skiffs taking part in the regatta from 12 rowing clubs across Scotland compete on a sunny day, rowing 2.5 kms around Craigleith Island. The St Ayles skiff is a traditional 4 oared rowing boat

Crews rowing in St Ayles' skiffs boats in coastal rowing regatta in sunny weather, Firth of Forth, Scotland, UK Stock Photo

RM2R5TDWP–Crews rowing in St Ayles' skiffs boats in coastal rowing regatta in sunny weather, Firth of Forth, Scotland, UK

RMW2DJGC–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P81–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

St Ayles' skiffs boats on beach in coastal rowing regatta, Firth of Forth, North Berwick, East Lothian, Scotland, UK Stock Photo

RM2R5TDR7–St Ayles' skiffs boats on beach in coastal rowing regatta, Firth of Forth, North Berwick, East Lothian, Scotland, UK

RMW2DJDY–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P4W–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

RM2R5TDT3–St Ayles' skiffs boats on beach in coastal rowing regatta, Firth of Forth, North Berwick, East Lothian, Scotland, UK

RMW2DJK4–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P4N–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

RM2R5TDRW–Crews rowing in St Ayles' skiffs boats in coastal rowing regatta in sunny weather, Firth of Forth, Scotland, UK

RMW2DJJX–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P4T–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

RM2R5TDTT–Crews rowing in St Ayles' skiffs boats in coastal rowing regatta in sunny weather, Firth of Forth, Scotland, UK

RMW2DK13–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P53–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

St Ayles' skiffs boats and crews on beach in coastal rowing regatta, Firth of Forth, North Berwick, East Lothian, Scotland, UK Stock Photo

RM2R5TDT7–St Ayles' skiffs boats and crews on beach in coastal rowing regatta, Firth of Forth, North Berwick, East Lothian, Scotland, UK

RMW2DJX9–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P88–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

St Ayles' skiffs boats in coastal rowing regatta in sunny weather, Firth of Forth, North Berwick, East Lothian, Scotland, UK Stock Photo

RM2R5TDXD–St Ayles' skiffs boats in coastal rowing regatta in sunny weather, Firth of Forth, North Berwick, East Lothian, Scotland, UK

RMW2DJXW–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P30–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

RM2R5TDXJ–St Ayles' skiffs boats in coastal rowing regatta in sunny weather, Firth of Forth, North Berwick, East Lothian, Scotland, UK

North Berwick, Scotland, UK, 24 August 2019. Colourful rowing skiffs taking part in the regatta from 12 clubs across Scotland compete on a hot sunny bank holiday weekend, rowing 2.5 kms around Craigleith Island. The St Ayle's skiff is a traditional 4 oared rowing boat. Coastal rowing club boats & teams Stock Photo

RMWB41JK–North Berwick, Scotland, UK, 24 August 2019. Colourful rowing skiffs taking part in the regatta from 12 clubs across Scotland compete on a hot sunny bank holiday weekend, rowing 2.5 kms around Craigleith Island. The St Ayle's skiff is a traditional 4 oared rowing boat. Coastal rowing club boats & teams

RMW2DJRE–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P4E–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

RMWB41W8–North Berwick, Scotland, UK, 24 August 2019. Colourful rowing skiffs taking part in the regatta from 12 clubs across Scotland compete on a hot sunny bank holiday weekend, rowing 2.5 kms around Craigleith Island. The St Ayle's skiff is a traditional 4 oared rowing boat. The Boatie Blest coastal rowing club skiff

RMW2DJRN–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P5C–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

RMWB41H9–North Berwick, Scotland, UK, 24 August 2019. Colourful rowing skiffs taking part in the regatta from 12 clubs across Scotland compete on a hot sunny bank holiday weekend, rowing 2.5 kms around Craigleith Island. The St Ayle's skiff is a traditional 4 oared rowing boat. The Rowporty coastal rowing club boat and team

RMW2DJXD–Stranraer, Scotland, UK. 7 July 2019. Competitors from around the country, and internationally, participate in the opening ceremonies of the Skiffieworlds 2019, which runs from 7th-13th July. Skiffieworlds is the World Championship for the St Ayles Skiff class of coastal rowing boat. The Championships are held every three years. Credit: Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert/ Alamy Live News

RM2JB9P2T–Troon, UK. 04th June, 2022. 04 June 2022. Troon, UK. Troon Coastal Rowing Club (TCRC) held its annual regatta on the Firth of Clyde sailing from south beach Troon, Ayrshire, UK. The small boats are traditional, hand crafted, wooden, 4 crew, fishing skiffs, based on a 300 year old design. The race requires the competitors to row a set course of not less than 2 kilometres, leaving from the shore and on return, a team member has to take a stick of Troon rock (confectionery} and run to the finish line with it. The event attracted competitors from various coastal rowing clubs across Scotland

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