Hundreds of brave raft racers are expected to take to the waters of the River Dart in Devon's craziest aquatic adventure. The annual Totnes Raft Race on Sunday October 1 is organised by the Totnes Rotary Club and invites teams to paddle their rafts briskly along the picturesque Dart from Buckastleigh down to Totnes.
The race raised £13,000 for local charities last year, with 46 teams and nearly 300 participants taking part. Home-made rafts of all shapes, sizes and colours, with teams from two up to 10 members took part to make it a record year last year, This year organisers aim to attract more than 50 rafts to make 2017 a record year for fundraising. Prizes are given for the fastest teams, all female teams, best fancy dressed and others.
Geoffrey Hyde of the Totnes Rotary Club said: "This is an ideal team building event that can bring out unknown leadership skills, test friendships to breaking point, test raft building skills and generally create havoc on the river!
"But above all this it's a fun day out for everyone. The Totnes Raft Race also provides an exciting spectacle for the hundreds of spectators, young and old,who line the route and cheer the teams as they cross the finish line in Totnes.
"To cap it all there's a finish event on Vire lsland with entertainment, food stalls, hog roast, fun for the kids and a Race Progress Chart so spectators can check the progress of the teams out on the course. "
Entry details can be found on the race website: www.totnesraftrace.co.uk
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Hundreds of brave raft racers are expected to take to the waters of the River Dart in Devon's craziest aquatic adventure. The annual Totnes Raft Race on Sunday October 1 is organised by the Totnes Rotary Club and invites teams to paddle their rafts briskly along the picturesque Dart from Buckastleigh down to Totnes.
The race raised £13,000 for local charities last year, with 46 teams and nearly 300 participants taking part. Home-made rafts of all shapes, sizes and colours, with teams from two up to 10 members took part to make it a record year last year, This year organisers aim to attract more than 50 rafts to make 2017 a record year for fundraising. Prizes are given for the fastest teams, all female teams, best fancy dressed and others.
Geoffrey Hyde of the Totnes Rotary Club said: "This is an ideal team building event that can bring out unknown leadership skills, test friendships to breaking point, test raft building skills and generally create havoc on the river!
"But above all this it's a fun day out for everyone. The Totnes Raft Race also provides an exciting spectacle for the hundreds of spectators, young and old,who line the route and cheer the teams as they cross the finish line in Totnes.
"To cap it all there's a finish event on Vire lsland with entertainment, food stalls, hog roast, fun for the kids and a Race Progress Chart so spectators can check the progress of the teams out on the course. "
Entry details can be found on the race website: www.totnesraftrace.co.uk
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The passage describes an annual raft race event in Totnes, Devon, including details about its organization, fundraising goals, and participant information. It does not contain any mathematical questions or answers.

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