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The Silver Propeller Challenge
In a bid to encourage access to the farthest of waterways, the IWA has set up the Silver Propeller Challenge.
“Your challenge, should you choose to accept, is to visit as many of the nation’s underused waterways as you can. Why? You’ll not only get to visit some stunning, yet quieter, parts of the network, but you’ll also be in with a chance of receiving IWA’s new Silver Propeller Challenge plaque.”
All you need to do is visit twenty places from their list, take a photograph of you and your water craft at each location and submit once you’re done. Anyone who completes the challenge – with photos from 1stJanuary 2018 onwards – will win a Silver Propeller Challenge plaque for their vessel.
Who’s Doing It?
There are all sorts of people taking on the challenge.