| ENTRY FORM TO BE COMPLETED BY THE CAPTAIN ON BEHALF OF THE WHOLE TEAM - 1 FORM PER TEAM To help the day run smoothly and to entertain the crowd please complete a brief description of your team: its origin, names and occupation of the crew and any other humorous information that may be used over the public address system. (Information voluntary) |
| A MAXIMUM OF 8 PERSONS PER TEAM, MAXIMUM OF 6 IN EACH RACE |
| By filling in this form each team member has read and understood the disclaimer below. I agree to be bound by the rules of this event and understand that this entry on behalf of a team is absolutely at the individual team members’ own risk. Disclaimer: Please note that the City of Wells Lions Club will not be responsible for rafts made by the competitors and thereby carry no liability, especially if there is an accident due to poor construction of a raft. Additionally, all competitors compete at their own risk and the City of Wells Lions Club carries no liability if there is an injury to a third party on the water. |
| If junior team members are required to complete additional paperwork, responsible adult’s (eg CO, platoon commander etc) signature may be used, and a copy of the completed forms attached. | Weils Disease Please read The infection is caught with infected animal urine (mainly rodents, cattle or pigs), generally in contaminated water and typically enters the body through cuts or scrapes, or the lining of the nose, mouth, throat or eyes. Only a few patients experience the severe, life-threatening illness known as Weils disease, thought to kill two or three people a year in Britain. After an incubation period that can vary three days to three weeks, most patients suffer severe headaches, red eyes, muscle pains, fatigue, nausea and a temperature of 39˚C or above, in roughly a third of cases there is a skin rash, sometimes hallucinations. According to British Rowing, the risk of contracting Weils disease from recreational water in the UK is “very small”. Anyone experiencing flu-like symptoms after contact with fresh water should immediately see their doctor. |
| Entries for 2025 have now closed. |
| After registering your entry, payment can be made on the Team Leader admin page. ANY QUERIES OR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT cityofwellslions@gmail.com |
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Presented by Wells City Lions. |
| ENTRY FORM TO BE COMPLETED BY THE CAPTAIN ON BEHALF OF THE WHOLE TEAM - 1 FORM PER TEAM To help the day run smoothly and to entertain the crowd please complete a brief description of your team: its origin, names and occupation of the crew and any other humorous information that may be used over the public address system. (Information voluntary) |
| A MAXIMUM OF 8 PERSONS PER TEAM, MAXIMUM OF 6 IN EACH RACE |
| By filling in this form each team member has read and understood the disclaimer below. I agree to be bound by the rules of this event and understand that this entry on behalf of a team is absolutely at the individual team members’ own risk. Disclaimer: Please note that the City of Wells Lions Club will not be responsible for rafts made by the competitors and thereby carry no liability, especially if there is an accident due to poor construction of a raft. Additionally, all competitors compete at their own risk and the City of Wells Lions Club carries no liability if there is an injury to a third party on the water. |
| If junior team members are required to complete additional paperwork, responsible adult’s (eg CO, platoon commander etc) signature may be used, and a copy of the completed forms attached. |
| Weils Disease Please read The infection is caught with infected animal urine (mainly rodents, cattle or pigs), generally in contaminated water and typically enters the body through cuts or scrapes, or the lining of the nose, mouth, throat or eyes. Only a few patients experience the severe, life-threatening illness known as Weils disease, thought to kill two or three people a year in Britain. After an incubation period that can vary three days to three weeks, most patients suffer severe headaches, red eyes, muscle pains, fatigue, nausea and a temperature of 39˚C or above, in roughly a third of cases there is a skin rash, sometimes hallucinations. According to British Rowing, the risk of contracting Weils disease from recreational water in the UK is “very small”. Anyone experiencing flu-like symptoms after contact with fresh water should immediately see their doctor. |
| Entries for 2025 have now closed. |
| After registering your entry, payment can be made on the Team Leader admin page. ANY QUERIES OR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT cityofwellslions@gmail.com |
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Presented by Wells City Lions. |